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Pursuant to the authority granted under section 8401(b) of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), the Maine Department of Education (DOE) intends to submit an application for waivers to the U.S. Department of Education (USDOE).  As required, the Maine DOE is seeking 15 days of public comment from June 7, 2023 – June 21, … Continue reading Seeking Public Comments for a Tydings Amendment Waiver of FY22 ESEA funds and FY23 Carryover of Excess Title I, Part A Funds

Own intervention programs to try to stop this. what youre going to see is more and more people as were all impacted by this, senator warnock on the senate floor saying none of us are going to escape this. its only a matter of time. people responding on a local level in ways that they actually can. >> and so you listen in my view sadly, the reaction politically is often almost the same. like you can go back two years ago to a mass shooting and the players are saying the same thing. not to single ...

Almost daily we see disturbing crimes caught on video on the news: A shooting on Bourbon Street in New Orleans; a violent passenger on a Southwest flight in Dallas; a

Judge Abby Abinanti, a dynamic and effective leader for equal access to the justice system and expanded resources and programs for Native American residents across California, has been selected by

So, we are trying to address the root causes of crime, poverty, housing instability, substance abuse and the like. and we are trying to respond by alternatives to policing, deploying the right police will, the right resources to the right call. and standing up to violence prevention to make sure that we are coordinating all of our communities violence intervention programs. >> so, one of the things that anybody is concerned about when it comes to police is whether or not they can respond on time...

A national non-profit devoted to helping those affected by tragedy is opening a chapter to help Lane County residents.

This week Harrah’s Resort Southern California and the Rincon tribe hosted the 7th annual “All-in 4 Change” luncheon, awarding $150,000 in grants to some of Southern California’s most deserving non-profit organizations. The “All-in 4 Change” charitable program was created in 2015 to showcase the resort’s pride for, and commitment to, its community. “On behalf of

I have worked with law enforcement. i have held violent offenders accountable and created the first human trafficking court in north carolina. i dont support defunding the police. i know police officers need funding, and i know they need funding to keep our communities safe and themselves safe. i know we must invest in community based intervention programs to stop the cycle of violence. ted bud has -- # >> you dont support that, i understand. but some of your democratic colleagues nationally do ...

Shortages. thats the bottom line. the symptom of teacher shortage is a symptom of a lack of respect for the profession. thats one part of it. but we have to make sure were utilizing our dollars for intervention programs and acceleration programs if our students after school, in summer school and we have some examples of that across the country. we have some bright spots. our job at the department of education is make sure were providing guidance to all states, lifting up best practices and givin...

Harrah’s Resort Southern California awarded $150,000 in grants to 15 area nonprofits as part of its 'All-in 4 Change' charitable program, and the Rincon Band of Luiseño Indians gave an additional $75,000 to three nonprofits in Southern California