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Teens receiving mental health care in the Olathe School District

Students everywhere have gone through a lot, but especially high school students. They rely on seeing their friends and going to those ritual high school events. The pandemic halted all of that.

KU announces featured speakers for the 2021 Virtual Summer Conference

Tue, 06/01/2021 LAWRENCE The School of Education & Human Sciences at the University of Kansas has announced the featured speakers for each session of the 2021 Strategies for Educational Improvement Summer Conference, a virtual multisession professional development series.   This year’s theme, “Back to the Future: Time to Redesign,” will focus on the needs for today’s PK-12 teachers, schools, districts and other education service providers. Each virtual session supports an overall topic that includes multiple presenters and a moderator. This year’s featured speakers for each session: June 15: “Re-entry & Supporting Socio-emotional Health for Teachers & Administrators” with Jenny Flinders, KU Center for Public Partnerships & Research; Arpita Ghosh, assistant professor in the KU Department of Educational Psychology; Jacqueline Rodriguez, Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools; and M’Balia Thomas, assistant professor in the KU Department of Curriculum and Teaching.

TKC MUST SEE!!! FIRED OLATHE COACH REGRETS USING N-WORD!!!

EXCEPTIONAL Kansas City journalism we ve seen this week and something that deserves to be highlighted as a teachable moment in the aftermath of controversy. To wit . . . WATCH THE FIRED OLATHE COACH OFFER PERSPECTIVE ABOUT HIS N-WORD DEBACLE AND SHARE HIS FEELINGS IN THE AFTERMATH OF CITYWIDE RACIALLY CHARGED CONTROVERSY!!! Reality check . . . He seems like a nice guy and somebody that simply made a mistake and now understands the power of his words . . . Not the monster portrayed among many social media commenters and print publications. Check-it . . . Former Olathe North High School baseball coach Pete Flood realizes what he said last Thursday before an Olathe North varsity baseball game was absolutely wrong. I know better than to say what I said, Flood told KMBC 9 Investigates in his first televised interview since the Olathe school board fired him unanimously Monday.

Editorial Roundup: Kansas

Editorial Roundup: Kansas Kansas City Star. May 7, 2021. Editorial: ‘He should be fired!’ Olathe North coach needs to go after using n-word Pete Flood, head baseball coach at Olathe North High School, needs to be fired after aiming the n-word at the only Black player on the team. In a Friday Facebook post, the player’s father, Tony Banks, said his son and another player on the team set up speakers and were playing rap music during batting practice before a game with Olathe South. Banks said Flood walked up to his son, “looked him in the eyes, and told him, ‘We don’t play that n music over here. We only play country and rock music.’ ”

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