Joliet Township High School Students of the Month are chosen based on their character, responsibility, and academic performance or improvement.
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Joliet West and Central High School Student of the Month May 2025
Joliet Township High School Students of the Month are selected based on their character, responsibility, and academic performance or improvement.
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Joliet Central and West High School Student of the Month April 2024
Joliet Township High School Students of the Month are nominated and selected based on character, responsibility, and academic performance or improvement.
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JTHS February 2022 Students of the Month
The Students of the Month are nominated and selected based on character, responsibility, and academic performance or improvement.
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OP-ED: FCC Should Adopt Rule Change Empowering Minority-Owned Media Businesses
NNPA NEWSWIRE — We commend the Biden-Harris Administration thus far in its first year striving to move the nation forward on equity and diversity matters even during the persistence of the COVID-19 pandemic and the epidemic of partisan politicization of issues and supporting public policies that will improve and enhance the quality for life of all Americans. On this issue of media reform, we hope and resolutely call for the FCC in 2022 to be aligned fully with the official stated commitments of the Biden-Harris Administration to ensure fairness, equity and diversity.
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What Should You Do If Your Loved One Goes Missing?
NNPA NEWSWIRE — “Children are detained and subject to further abuse,” Sherri Jefferson of the African American Juvenile Justice Project (AAJJP) told NNPA Newswire this week. In many cases, when a child goes missing, parents are told to delay reporting for 24 hours. Jefferson called such a delay a denial of justice that [could] lead to the death of those missing. “Police misinform or misuse information provided by the families to include an emphasis on depression, behavior or conduct disorders, and isolation,” Jefferson demanded. “These factors lessen the chance of defining the person as missing.” Ultimately, the missing person is viewed through the lens of voluntarily being absent or willfully not wanting to be located, Jefferson added. AAJJP officials also expressed concern about trafficking.
