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May 24, 2024
Amanda Dodson first noticed signs for a pilot program called I Matter at her ten-year-old daughter Hailey school
May 23, 2024
Colorado lawmakers are investing more than $15 million to ensure children experiencing complex behavioral challenges, including trauma, major depression, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, get the residential-based care they need. Colorado has faced numerous lawsuits for not providing adequate support. Rep. ...
May 23, 2024
In Tennessee and across the country, Black women who are school superintendents are tackling the challenges faced by students from marginalized communities, particularly their social and emotional well-being. The most recent data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reveal more than four in 10 students reported feeling "persistently down or hopeless." Adrienne Battle, director and superintendent of Metro Nashville Public Schools, will be part of a virtual event...
May 21, 2024
Amanda Dodson first noticed signs for a pilot program called "I Matter" at her ten-year-old daughter Haileys school. After looking into it, she was able to get Hailey in to see a therapist, for free, to address a diagnosis of Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder. Dodson said the experience has been life-changing. ...
March 27, 2024
Famous music artist Moira Dela Torre bravely opened up about her battle with bulimia from 2020 to 2022 and how she overcame it, in a report by PhilStar.
November 12, 2022
Body camera footage from Mesa County Sheriff’s Deputies shows Brian Cohee Jr. admitting to the murder of 69-year-old Warren Barnes with a knife in 2021.
July 25, 2022
Webster University student Mikaela Weston has been composing music since the age of nine.
December 21, 2021
52-year-old founder of local support group Unlocking ADHD says that she wants to help those with the condition uncover their hidden potential
February 17, 2021
AP Photo/Mark Lennihan Thereโs a personal prejudice against public schools that Iโve cooked up over the course of years, and it began when I was a child myself. When I entered into the fifth grade, the Ritalin craze hit, and schools were recommending Vitamin-R be shoved down the throats of every kid who so much as sneezed out of line in class. Public schools became drug pushers with kids being the recipients. The real reason wasnโt to help kids learn better, it was because they were getti...