The role Michigan’s cannabis industry plays economically and possibly negatively on communities, particularly those in Southwest Michigan, will be the focus of a lecture presented by the South Haven Speakers
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Today, home and community-based care providers and recipients spoke out against a proposed care model that they say would limit care options and quality.
Education Commissioner Jeff Riley intends to waive accountability determinations for districts and schools based on this year s MCAS exam, according to a senior department official who sought on Wednesday to assuage skeptics worried that the test results after a year of disrupted learning could be used against schools. Associate Education Commissioner Robert Curtin, with the department s Center for District Support, said the results of the MCAS exams being administered this spring would be published, but would not be used to compare the performances of schools or tag schools and districts as underperforming and in need of support services. It just wouldn t be right to run the accountability system in the way we have run it previously in this school year, said Curtin, who said the test results would instead be used for diagnostic and information purposes.
Massachusetts education officials to press pause on school accountability determinations Updated May 12, 2021; By Matt Murphy | State House News Service Education Commissioner Jeff Riley intends to waive accountability determinations for districts and schools based on this year’s MCAS exam, according to a senior department official who sought on Wednesday to assuage skeptics worried that the test results after a year of disrupted learning could be used against schools. Associate Education Commissioner Robert Curtin, with the department’s Center for District Support, said the results of the MCAS exams being administered this spring would be published, but would not be used to compare the performances of schools or tag schools and districts as underperforming and in need of support services.
‘Impossible for the elderly.’ Seniors struggle with N.J.’s online COVID vaccine sign-up process Updated Jan 21, 2021; Posted Jan 21, 2021 Hilda Horan, 95, of Red Bank, needs help from her daughter to schedule her coronavirus vaccine appointment.Cecilia Sears Facebook Share From her Arizona home thousands of miles away, Cecilia Sears has been trying fruitlessly to set up a coronavirus vaccine appointment for her 95-year-old mother, who lives in Red Bank. Her mother, Hilda, has advanced Parkinson’s and is unable to fill out the online forms needed to schedule the shots in New Jersey. “Everything is all online, and once people get to a certain age or they’re not computer literate. they really make it impossible for the elderly,” Sears said.