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TMI Episcopal: Student dies three days after being found unresponsive at home FacebookTwitterEmail A TMI Episcopal student who was found unresponsive at his home died Thursday, school officials said. On Monday, Jackson Mohr, 13, was discovered without a pulse by his parents, according to TMI. CPR was performed, and Jackson was rushed to pediatric intensive care at Methodist Children’s Hospital where he was placed on a ventilator, officials said. His pulse returned, but he remained unresponsive, TMI officials said, noting that Jackson was without oxygen for some time. On Thursday, Jackson wa...

Hemisfair, Methodist Children's Hospital share Virtual Story Time with young San Antonio patients FacebookTwitterEmail Colton Higgins, 7, an outpatient at Methodist Children’s Hospital, concentrates on the instructor on his computer screen as he participates in Hemisfair’s Virtual Story Time program and STEAM-related activities. That’s Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math. The weekly remote program is a collaboration between the nonprofit and Methodist Children’s Hospital to help develop literacy skills, encourage cognitive play and provide a sense of normalcy.Courtesy Photo...

To take it a step further, Methodist created Champions for Change to continue his legacy. This program highlights kids like Rowan who show acts of leadership, compassion and selflessness. KENS 5 will publicly recognize each Champion for their unique and inspiring work through Methodist's partnership with KENS Cares. Parents, teachers, school administrators and staff are encouraged to nominate students ages 6-18 who demonstrate leadership skills, who give back to the community, and exhibit good character and teamwork. Credit: KENS 5 An ideal candidate has taken a stand for what is right, whet...

Lawn & Landscape Features - Water Conservation The green industry plays a vital role in the education, promotion of drought-tolerant plants and smart water use. © constantgardener | iStockphoto Despite regional marketing and educational campaigns, consumers in general often have a skewed perception of drought and water conservation techniques. Research from Texas A&M and Michigan State University has revealed data that will allow the green industry to craft targeted messages to consumers that may help stretch a diminishing water supply. Melinda Knuth, who recently earned her PhD in horticu...

This content was paid for by an advertiser and created by Crain's Content Studio. March 01, 2021 12:00 AM Caring for kids: Advocating for the mental and physical care of children On this monthly radio program, The Children’s Foundation President and CEO Larry Burns talks to community, government and business leaders about issues related to children’s health and wellness.  Guests for this discussion were Nicole McKinney, Executive Director, Friends of the Children–Detroit; Kevin Roach, CEO, Methodist Children’s Home Society; and  Cheryl Johnson, CEO, COTS. The hour-long show typic...