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Is your child on the autism spectrum? Imani.Consulting.Tobago@gmail.com A couple weeks ago we celebrated World Down Syndrome Day with our colourful, mismatched socks. On April 2 many of us also commemorated World Autism Awareness Day. I’ve noticed, though, that many people don’t know the difference between autism and Down syndrome, and many parents need guidance on how to determine if their child has autism and, of course, the next steps. In this article, I use information gathered from the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) and the American Psychiatric Association to answer som...

  LONDON, ONT. -- According to the Thames Valley District School Board (TVDSB) website, there are currently 26 schools in the region with at least one or more active COVID-19 cases, but only a small fraction have led to outbreaks or closures. The Middlesex-London Health Unit (MLHU) Medical Officer of Health Dr. Chris Mackie says, "We really have not seen a lot of spread in schools here...the vast majority of cases diagnosed in school were acquired at home. We've seen very little transmission within schools, really only a handful of cases among the tens of thousands of students that have ...

Two people at Lombardy Public School have tested positive for COVID-19, the public school board confirmed on Sunday night.

Article content Lansdowne Public School students on a pair of shared bus routes are self-isolating due to a possible COVID-19 exposure that is not related to the school, Rainbow District School Board has announced. In an open letter to parents and guardians, posted at www.rainbowschools.ca, RDSB director of education Norm Blaseg said no cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed at the school. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Two buses to Lansdowne Public School cancelled, students isolating due to possible COVID exposure Back to video The morning ele...

PRESS RELEASE BIRMINGHAM, AL—AirMed International, part of the Global Medical Response family of companies, announced January 19, 2021 that it is providing air medical transportation services for student-athletes of the Pac-12 Conference during the league’s 2020-21 academic season. AirMed has and will continue to provide air medical transport for student-athletes who test positive for COVID-19 on road game days. Utilizing a fleet of medically configured aircraft, clinical teams from AirMed will respond to requests from Pac-12 universities to transport student-athletes who have tested posi...