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Catch a Wave of Movies at Santa Barbara Surf Film Festival, June 7-8 | Arts & Entertainment - Vimarsana News

Catch a Wave of Movies at Santa Barbara Surf Film Festival, June 7-8 | Arts & Entertainment

The Santa Barbara Surf Film Festival (SBSFF) has announced the movie lineup for its fourth annual event, June 7-8, at the Lobero Theatre in Santa Barbara.

Yorkshire Glamping Festival 'Glampfest' returns to Knaresborough next month - Vimarsana News

Yorkshire Glamping Festival 'Glampfest' returns to Knaresborough next month

A popular North Yorkshire family festival held in fields near Scotton is returning and set to almost double in number after a roaring success last season.

Swanton School admins update board on activities - Vimarsana News

Swanton School admins update board on activities

SWANTON — The Swanton Local Schools Board of Education Wednesday heard administrative updates as the 2023-24 school year nears its end.

Sacramento is seeing success adding mental health clinicians to schools, but progress is slow - Vimarsana News

Sacramento is seeing success adding mental health clinicians to schools, but progress is slow

By Srishti Prabha | OBSERVER Staff Writer - The Office of Education aspires to have a clinician in every school, but progress has stalled and current projections indicate it might not be achieved until 2050. However, schools such as Ethel I. Baker Elementary demonstrate promising potential.

Sacramento County is seeing success adding mental health clinicians to schools, but progress is slow - Vimarsana News

Sacramento County is seeing success adding mental health clinicians to schools, but progress is slow

COVID-19 exacerbated the youth mental health crisis, especially with students of color. The county Office of Education aims to have a clinician in every school. While progress is slow, schools such as Ethel I. Baker Elementary demonstrate potential.