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A Guide to Effective Lockdown Drills for K-12 Schools - Vimarsana News

A Guide to Effective Lockdown Drills for K-12 Schools

During a 2022 committee meeting, Washington state Rep. Amy Walen raised an essential point about lockdown drills. Rep. Amy Walen's point about lockdown drills is crucial....

Elko school board revisits policy on student memorials - Vimarsana News

Elko school board revisits policy on student memorials

Over 1,000 people signed a petition calling for changes to the policy. Lynette Vega, president of Zero Suicides Elko County, presented the petition to the school board on Tuesday.

After lockdown drill, students feel safer despite school violence exposure - Vimarsana News

After lockdown drill, students feel safer despite school violence exposure

(CNN) — Students who are exposed to violence at school tend to feel less safe, but a new study suggests that lockdown drills and training – designed to prepare students

In one school district, kids exposed to violence at school felt safer after participating in a lockdown drill and training - Vimarsana News

In one school district, kids exposed to violence at school felt safer after participating in a lockdown drill and training

Students who are exposed to violence at school tend to feel less safe, but a new study suggests that lockdown drills and training – designed to prepare students and teachers for a school shooting – may help mitigate those fears.

Source: cnn.com
New Research Suggests That Losing A Sibling In Childhood Or Early Adulthood Is Associated With An Increased Risk Of Cardiovascular Disease - Vimarsana News

New Research Suggests That Losing A Sibling In Childhood Or Early Adulthood Is Associated With An Increased Risk Of Cardiovascular Disease

A new study suggests that losing a sibling in either childhood or early adulthood might increase the likelihood of early-onset heart disease. Conducted by researchers at Fudan University in Shanghai and the Chinese University of Hong