NHS Homecoming Court

L to R: Kristian Paulette, Josh Foster, Katelyn Elliott, Serena Thomas, Alexis Gooch, Zoe Lewis, Darwin Barlow, Patrick Davis

Freshman Duchess – Laila Gilder, Sophomore Duchess – Karley Matthews, Junior Duchess – Sierra Molina

“2018 Homecoming will be October 26, 2018 

vs. New Waverly”

Child Abuse; Bullies in Schools;
Teen Pregnancies; Sex & the Law
Come and hear Sgt. Bill Davis, a retired Beaumont, Texas police officer who has presented programs to over 300,000 people throughout Texas, nationally, and internationally. Sgt. Davis is an internationally acclaimed motivational speaker and author. He will discuss all four types of child abuse, and mandatory reporting laws. He will also discuss a U.S. Dept. of Justice study on Bullies in Schools. Sgt. Davis shows how bullies are in direct relationship to domestic violence, and all bullying incidents are possible crimes. Texas is #1 in teen pregnancies and births. Sgt. Davis will show how a pregnant teen, 16 years of age and younger is a victim of child abuse and a felony crime. He will present excerpts of his program for teenagers, “Sex and the Law,” that has been presented to over 150,000 teenagers in schools throughout Texas.
THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION
COULD SAVE A CHILD’S LIFE!

Where: Newton Elementary School Auditorium
When: Tuesday, October 23, 2018 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
For more info call Newton ISD Administration office at
420-6600
Sgt. Davis will also have an exhibit at the presentation, selling items such as his nationally acclaimed true crime novel, So Innocent, Yet So Dead, his NEW second true-crime novel, Imperfect Love ~ Imperfect Justice, his “Child Safety: First & Forever with Officer Bill” children’s coloring book & DVD, his up-dated 122-page child abuse awareness booklet and pepper spray for women’s safety.

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Bullying is not tolerated by Newton ISD. Any parent or student who believes that a student has experienced bullying or has engaged in bullying is encouraged to report the incident immediately to the appropriate campus.