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One health professional tells Monica Robins that the pandemic isolation took a toll on kids that led to stress and anxiety.

Student's unpopular expression especially when the expression takes place off campus. america's public schools are the nurseries of democracy. that protection must include the protection of unpopular ideas, for popular ideas have less need for protection. how far reaching is this decision when it comes to free speech protections? is it limited to students? is it limited to public school students or does it go beyond that? >> it is around public schools. private schools have always had an extended liberty in terms of how they're able to regulate student behavior. this goes back to the 1969 case...

Bill seeks to interrupt school-to-prison pipeline fueled by expulsions and suspensions 0share Assembly member Selena Torres presented Assembly Bill 194 before the Senate Committee on Education Monday afternoon. The bill is geared toward interrupting the school-to-prison pipeline by revising provisions relating to suspensions and expulsions in Nevada’s schools. It has the support of the Washoe County and Clark County Public Defenders’ Offices. “The Clark County Public Defender’s Office and Washoe County Public Defender’s Office urge your support on AB 194. This bill will provide cruc...

My research has focused on cropping systems involving crop rotations, rye as a cover crop, and alternative crops. I have taught several courses annually (AGRO3203w: Environment, Global Food Production, and the Citizen, AGRO3305: Agroecosystems of the World, AGRO4013: World Food Problems, AGRO4605 (Strategies for Agricultural Production and Management, and AGRO5999: Agroecosystems Analysis Field Course) and chaired the Campus Committee on Student Behavior for five years. I serve on the board of directors of the Somali Agricultural Technical Group (SATG) and Somali Family Services (SFS). I ser...

Our Turn: SROs and the impact of policing in schools For the Monitor Published: 4/19/2021 2:47:02 PM The article “School Resource Officers: The ‘Gatekeepers’ of Juvenile Court Diversion” (Granite State News Collaborative, posted April 19 at concordmonitor.com) paints an inaccurate, incomplete picture of the role that police officers, called school resource officers (SROs), play in New Hampshire schools. It ignores data-driven evidence and fails to question the unsustainable propensity to place society’s problems (mental health crises, substance misuse, and education deficits) at th...