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Kentucky school districts sue over opioid crisis

Kentucky public schools sue over impact opioid crisis has on students The lawsuit claims opioid addiction has led to a surge in kids with learning disabilities, as a result of being exposed to drugs while in the womb. Author: Paula Vasan (WHAS 11) Published: 3:05 PM EDT May 10, 2021 Updated: 5:59 PM EDT May 10, 2021 KENTUCKY, USA Public schools across Kentucky are banding together in a new lawsuit. They’re suing a major company over the opioid epidemic. School districts claim the company s role in the epidemic has led to costs they shouldn’t be responsible for.  “I have a lot of students who are being raised by grandparents, even great-grandparents, said Pam Elkins, an 8th-grade teacher at South Laurel Middle School. 

Mobile billboard aims to improve vaccine acceptance, access in west Louisville neighborhoods

Mobile billboard aims to improve vaccine acceptance, access in west Louisville neighborhoods Share Updated: 6:55 PM EDT May 7, 2021 Share Updated: 6:55 PM EDT May 7, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript ALEXIS: WHILE ACCESS TO THE COVID-19 VACCINE IS CRUCIAL, THE FIRST STEP IS ACCEPTANCE. THAT IS WHY MOBILE BILLBOARDS ARE CANVASSIN LOUISVILLE NEIGHBORHOODS TO MAKE PEOPLE ENCOURAGING PEOPLE TOGETHER SHOTS. IF WE MAKE IT EASIER, IF WE EDUCATE, IF WE SHARE INFORMATION AND BUILD AWARENESS IS IT POSSIBLE THAT WE CAN BOOST THOSE RATES? ALEXIS: THE LATEST MARKETING STRATEGY TO GET MORE SHOTS IN THE ARMS OF LOUISVILLIANS INCLUDES THIS MOBILE BILLBOARD. IT IS GOING AROUND SEVERAL AREAS IN WEST LOUISVILLE, INCLUDING HERE IN THE SHAWNEE NEIGHBORHOOD. SOMEONE SAID, TELL IT TO STOP AND SIT AT THE STREET CORNER. MAYBE YOU GUYS COULD ADD A QR CODE. ALEXIS: HUMANA LEADER DIOR COTTEN SAYS THE CAMPAIGN IDEA WAS BROUGHT TO THEM BY GOVERNOR ANDY BESHEAR’S OFFICE

Why Kentucky school buses are hazardous to students health and must be replaced

Why Kentucky school buses are hazardous to students health and must be replaced Arivumani Srivastava and Andrew Brennen © Pat McDonogh / Courier Journal Jefferson County Public Schools demonstrated how the return to in-person learning would be handled in the pandemic. Gutermuth Elementary third grade student Kenya Hannah wears her mask as she boards a school bus on Feb. 22, 2021. Imagine if our public schools were responsible for poisoning elementary school students on a regular basis.  How would the community react if each day, giant metal contraptions spewing toxic fumes were placed directly outside the buildings where our children attend school. Imagine if this occurred as hundreds of 8-year olds emerged from the school building upon dismissal. Then imagine if half of those kids were then placed inside these contraptions, still inhaling toxic fumes, for an hour while they are transported home. This is the reality for hundreds of thousands of Kentucky publ

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