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Opinion: False leaders are putting Oklahoma public schools at risk - Vimarsana News

Opinion: False leaders are putting Oklahoma public schools at risk

True leaders unite people toward a common goal. False leaders seek to divide. There is no “woke liberal mob” controlling Oklahoma public schools.

What's behind the spike in childhood anxiety and depression in Massachusetts - Vimarsana News

What's behind the spike in childhood anxiety and depression in Massachusetts

In Massachusetts the share of kids ages 3 to 17 who had a clinical diagnosis of anxiety or depression reached 18% in 2020, higher than the national rate of 11.8%.

Source: wbur.org
How to Ensure Positive Start to School Year for ID Kids - Vimarsana News

How to Ensure Positive Start to School Year for ID Kids

School is starting up again for Idaho kids and teachers, and community members and parents can help keep the focus on positive experiences. Kim Hemmert, grants manager with Idaho Children's Trust Fund, said there are four building blocks that adults can engage children in to ensure healthy outcomes from positive experiences, or HOPE - an acronym used among child well-being advocates. She said the first block is relationships. ...

How NJ child well-being compares with the rest of the nation - Vimarsana News

How NJ child well-being compares with the rest of the nation

New Jersey ranks No. 1 in the category of education, but No. 22 in the category of economic well-being, according to the Annie E. Casey Foundation.

Source: nj1015.com
Study shows a rise in anxiety and depression among children in Alaska - Vimarsana News

Study shows a rise in anxiety and depression among children in Alaska

Increase may indicate growing openness to discussing mental health, according to experts.