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Federal Data Shows a Drop in Campus Cops — For Now

More than 1 in 10 schools with a regular police presence removed officers from their roles in the aftermath of George Floyd’s murder at the hands of a Minneapolis cop, new federal data on campus crime and safety suggest. Nearly 44% of public K-12 schools were staffed with school resource officers at least once a […]
United States Broward County New York George Floyd Shawn Bushway Marjory Stoneman Douglas
Source: yahoo.com

It is the collaboration between Vėgėlė and the clergy continuing? Warning – it harms the Church itself

Although the organiser of the event, the bishop of ล iauliai, stated that I. Vฤ—gฤ—lฤ— was not specially invited to the Celebration of Families, experts stress that the visits of politicians to church events and political agitation by priests are primarily detrimental to the church itself.
Lithuania General Vilniaus Apskritis Eugenijus Bartulis Matas Baltrukevi Vilius Sikorskas Bishop Eugenijus Bartulis
Source: lrytas.lt

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How Are California's Students Doing? New School Dashboard Is Out

In the first glimpse of California’s K-12 schools’ year-over-year progress since the pandemic, graduation rates hit some of their highest levels ever, absenteeism dropped significantly, and hundreds of districts showed academic improvements. But despite a few bright spots, most of the 13 measurements that California uses to gauge student achievement remained flat in the 2023 […]
San Francisco United States Monterey County Los Angeles Alberto Carvalho Tony Thurmond
Source: yahoo.com

Does "food as medicine" make a big dent in diabetes?

How much can healthy eating improve a case of diabetes? A new health care program attempting to treat diabetes by means of improved nutrition shows a very modest impact, according to the first fully randomized clinical trial on the subject. The study, co-authored by MIT health care economist Joseph Doyle of the MIT Sloan School of Management, tracks participants in an innovative program that provides healthy meals in order to address diabetes and food insecurity at the same time. The expe...
Erwinh Schell John Cawley Yutong Lu Marcella Alsan Nicholas Skelley Joseph Doyle

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