Por: The Boston Globe Opinion September 23, 2022
I applaud the new regulations mandating literacy screening for Massachusetts students from kindergarten through at least third grade ( Metro, Sept. 21). But there is a significant obstacle to its implementation: school districts.In my experience, school districts do not comply with the law. These regulations will roll out in July 2023, and, like so many other education regulations, I expect they will largely be ignored.I have been advocating for... + full article
CBS News USA Health September 22, 2022
With recent polls showing amongst Americans, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USTF) has proposed depression screenings for all adults and anxiety screenings for those under 65 not experiencing recognizable symptoms. The proposed measure intends to identify early signs... + más
In a first, health panel calls for routine anxiety screening in adults | The Boston Globe
For the first time, US task force draft recommends screening for anxiety in adults | CNN
The Boston Globe USA Life September 22, 2022
The Boston Women’s Film Festival Fall Showcase will highlight four woman-directed films from around the world Sept. 23-25.Three of the four screenings will be Boston premieres. “Piggy,” a Spanish horror film directed by Carlota Pereda, follows a teenager in rural Spain who... + más
Amid pushback over festivals like Lollapalooza and Riot Fest being held on public land, Chicago Park District moves to change rules for large events | Chicago Tribune
Star Wars spinoff 'Rogue Squadron' officially off calendar as Disney shores up film slate | CNBC
The Boston Globe USA Nation September 21, 2022
In an attempt to catch learning disabilities at earlier ages, all Massachusetts school districts now will be required to assess a students’ reading ability and progress in literacy skills twice a year.The Board of Elementary and Secondary Education on Tuesday unanimously... + más
Problems with new data system hindering aid to Louisiana students with disabilities, group say | The Advocate
The Advocate USA Opinion September 18, 2022
If it were up to the heads of local school systems around Louisiana, would be high indefinitely.Easily understood, as superintendents are political animals, appointed by elected school boards in parishes and a few city-based districts around the state.Who wants their star... + más
State turnaround school district shrinking with likely exit of two schools | The Advocate
Ohio Department of Education releases abbreviated version of 2021-22 school report cards | 10 WBNS
The Advocate USA Health September 17, 2022
Baton Rouge General Medical Center will host a men’s screening event at its Mid City campus from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 19, as part of The Healthy Men Project.Launched in November, the campaign encourages men ages 30-50 to be more proactive about their health.The... + más
La. Travels: Bayou Lacombe Museum to reopen; Mardi Gras Shreveport style | The Advocate
Tamar Braxton's Baton Rouge concert will benefit crisis fund | The Advocate
10 WBNS USA Nation September 17, 2022
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The on Thursday released an abbreviated version of its annual school report card. This is the third year the report cards are without overall grades for districts and schools due to challenges with the COVID-19 pandemic. The state agency said an overall rating... + más
10 Things To Know: Ohio State vs. Toledo | 10 WBNS
The Advocate USA Politics September 17, 2022
The state is preparing to launch a scaled-down version of a program to aid students with reading problems that is named after the late Steve Carter, who championed literacy for years when he served in the Legislature.The Steve Carter Literacy Program won unanimous legislative... + más
Quin Hillyer: The school choice movement has come a long, long way | The Advocate
Letters: You don't learn anything by reading just agreeable points of view | The Advocate
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