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ACLU lawsuit claims DougCo. school resource officers handcuffed child with autism for hours Douglas County Sheriff's Office Posted at 12:56 PM, Mar 09, 2021 and last updated 2021-03-09 19:53:29-05 DENVER — The ACLU of Colorado filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the Douglas County School District (DCSD), Douglas County sheriff and multiple school resource officers (SROs) after an 11-year-old with autism was handcuffed and left in a patrol car for hours in August 2019. The 11-year-old Hispanic child became "so dysregulated that he banged his head repeatedly and sustained injuries," the law...

'Hardball' tells the story of a compulsive gambler whose life is turned around by a season of coaching an inner-city baseball team. That sounds like a winning formula for a movie, and it might be, if the story told us more about gambling, more about the inner city and more about coaching baseball. But it drifts above the surface of its natural subjects, content to be a genre picture. We're always aware of the formula--and in a picture based on real life, we shouldn't be.

Newman Catholic College pupil Dillon Donnelly Trimble says virtual learning is 'tedious' - Credit: Naomi Clarke Dillon, 15, said: “We've got GCSEs coming up so going back virtually has put a lot more pressure onto us, students need to do better than they ever would in class, because that's probably how they're going to be assessed.” It was announced in January all GCSE and A-Levels exams would be cancelled and students’ grades will be based on teachers' assessment of their standard. Dillion said that online learning has vastly improved since the first lockdown and has provided more tech...

Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are: Investing (Mastery through deliberate practice), Technology (Why your bank's systems keep failing), Business (Secrets of successful listening), and Obituary (Katharine Whitehorn and Mahinder Watsa - Counsels of imperfection)

By Frank Coyle TAUNTON — On May 14, 1933, Bishop James E. Cassidy, apostolic administrator of the Fall River diocese, presided over a dedication mass at St. Mary's Church in Taunton for the new Monsignor James Coyle High School for Boys.  Cassidy aptly chose St. Mary's for the mass since the late monsignor had been its pastor since 1896 and he was instrumental in sowing the seeds that led to the school's planning, construction and opening.  Last April, the Fall River diocese announced the permanent closure of Coyle & Cassidy High School and Middle School, ending nearly a century of educ...