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No Means Know Parent's Handbook is available online Click here to download a PDF version (812KB) of the Parent's Handbook. What We Love Writing Contest Winners Congratulations to the winners of the What We Love Writing Contest! 1st Place - Shell-Bee Mallory, Vallivue High School 2nd Place - Mackenzie Rowe, Boise High School 3rd Place - Lorraine Barreras, Idaho Arts Charter School Honorable Mention Briana Hedges, Moscow Senior High Leighton Russell Lawrence, Idaho Arts Charter School Katie Price, Homedale High School Kalie Marie Saunders, Capital High School Tatijana Strange, Fruitland High School Click here for a list of all of the winners. 2010 National Teen Dating Violence Awareness & Prevention Month Idaho Student Council Winners: Wallace Jr/Sr High School – Wallace, ID Garden Valley High School – Garden Valley, ID Melba High School – Melba, ID Timberlake High School – Spirit Lake, ID Fruitland High School – Fruitland, ID Boise High School – Boise, ID New Horizon High School – Pocatello, ID Butte County High School – Arco, ID Congratulations to all of the schools who conducted innovative and effective awareness campaigns in their schools and communities! National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline 1-866-331-9474 1-866-331-8453 (TTY line for deaf/hearing impaired) 24 hours 7 days a week No names. No judging. Only help - anytime you need it. Sound Relationships Start Strong Boston teens developed a Sound Relationships nutritional labels, for you to become song lyric nutritionists by identifying relationship ingredients that make up a song. Using printed song lyrics as a guide, count the number of healthy relationship themes, such as respect, equality, and trust, which are present in the song. And, like fattening calories, unhealthy relationship themes - possession, disrespect, and manipulation - are also counted. The number of times these themes are mentioned also factor into to the song's total nutritional value. Click here to for the Sound Relationships label and add healthy and unhealthy song relationships to the list. Idaho Teens identify healthy relationship song lyrics INDIVIDUALITY “She got her own thing that’s why I love her.” Miss Independent by Ne-yo ACCEPTANCE “If my heart was a house you'd be home.” If My Heart Was A House by Owl City SAFETY I’ll stand by you. Won’t let nobody hurt you.” I’ll Stand by You by Carrie Underwood TRUST “When it all becomes too much you’re never far behind.” Only You Can Love Me this Way by Keith Urban SUPPORT “I'm the one who makes you laugh when you know you're 'bout to cry.” You Belong With Me by Taylor Swift RESPECT “Well open up your mind and see like me.” I’m Yours by Jason Miraz EQUALITY “Can you meet me halfway.” Meet Me Halfway by Black-Eyed Peas COMMUNICATION “When we're on the phone and he talks real slow 'cause it's late and his mama don't know.” Our Song by Taylor Swift