Cleveland Rape Crisis Center reports uptick in ‘unhealthy behaviors’ inside Northeast Ohio schools

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The No. 2 pencils are sharpened, the fresh kicks are still nice and clean and the camera is in focus for front porch pictures.

Back-to-school is always an exciting time, but it can also bring its fair share of stress.

It’s a kind of stress that parents don’t have to tackle alone.

Megan Williams, the Director of Education and Outreach at the Cleveland Rape Crisis Center reveals “95% of child abuse is preventable through education.”

“Post pandemic we’ve seen a lot of behaviors, unhealthy behaviors increasing and very visible in the schools as a result of the pandemic.”

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