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North County School News, June 22 - Vimarsana News

North County School News, June 22

North County School News, June 22

San Diego declares homelessness a public health crisis - Vimarsana News

San Diego declares homelessness a public health crisis

The San Diego Board of Supervisors today declared homelessness a public health emergency. While the move won’t release additional funds to address homelessness, it will allow the county to focus resources on the health issues plaguing unhoused individuals. Plus, an update on the fight over a San Diego County program that gives motel vouchers to unhoused people seeking shelter in El Cajon. Then, a new investigation from inewsource found that Imperial County’s use of psychiatric holds may be more than just inadequate - in many cases it may be illegal. Also, 20 states have mandatory kindergar...

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Florida Mesa Elementary School welcomes Misty the robot - Vimarsana News

Florida Mesa Elementary School welcomes Misty the robot

Durango School District 9-R is using robots to help students in special education programs improve their social skills and learning retention. Introducing Misty Robot – a $2,000 robot that is nonjudgm...

Efforts to recruit, retain teachers buoyed by addition of 15 new homes - Vimarsana News

Efforts to recruit, retain teachers buoyed by addition of 15 new homes

CCSD has built 15 new homes in Shiprock that are being rented to educators in the district who want to live closer to their students.

Clovis schools offering summer education - Vimarsana News

Clovis schools offering summer education

Summer education opportunities await students in Clovis public schools with programs aimed at kindergarten through eighth graders, and high school