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Cleveland advocates advocate non-police response to mental health crisis calls.news
[ad_1] On October 23, 2019, Karima McCrea-Wilson called the Cleveland Police Department following an alleged assault by her cousin. In police bodycam footage of the encounter, McCree-Wilson, who also suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder from an unrelated incident, is clearly distressed while interacting with the officers. “Don’t do that to me. Don’t do that to ... -
The Fayetteville Board of Education hopes to sell the adult education center in November.
[ad_1] FAYETVILLE — The school board hopes to select a buyer for the adult education center, formerly Jefferson Elementary School, by November. Deputy Superintendent Megan Duncan presented a proposed timeline for the building’s sale at a school board meeting on Thursday. Board members voted 6 to 1 to sell the building last month. Board member ... -
How Creative Thinking Can—and Should—Inform Medical Science ‹ Literary Hub
[ad_1] Let’s consider Jill L, a well-dressed woman who comes to a busy, inner-city ER late one Saturday night with vague symptoms that include chest pain and shortness of breath. She’s easily the best-dressed and best-smelling person in the entire ER, and that includes the staff. The young ER doc isn’t that concerned about anything ... -
Shortage of teachers due to declining enrollment in educational programs
[ad_1] As the new school year begins, a nationwide teacher shortage disrupts the K-12 school district and lengthens job postings. The president of the National Education Association has called classroom teacher shortages “five crises.” Some students are returning to full-time, face-to-face learning, often hundreds of miles away, just to find an instructor teaching through a ... -
How healthcare organizations like Intermountain Healthcare are helping tackle superbugs
[ad_1] A recent study led by Intermountain Healthcare analyzed antimicrobial management programs in 20 different healthcare systems. This is a starting point to reduce usage and avoid superbugs. (Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News) Estimated duration: 5-6 minutes SALT LAKE CITY — Antibiotics are very helpful in treating infections, but overuse and overprescription can quickly reduce ... -
A survey of public school concerns points to significant benefits for charters.education
[ad_1] More than a quarter of California parents moved their children to new schools during the pandemic. Most say they want to give their children a different experience and are unhappy with COVID protocols and learning and mental health support. Charter schools saw the largest increase in student numbers, with 23% of parents sending their ... -
This camera can snap atoms better than a smartphone
[ad_1] In suburban Chicago, about 54 miles west of Lake Michigan, there is a hole about 330 feet deep in the ground. Long ago, scientists drilled shafts for particle physics experiments that have long disappeared from this world. Now, in a few years, they plan to reuse that shaft for a new project with his ... -
Higher Education Commission Finalists Present Their Views
[ad_1] The issue of college and university funding, building consensus on different interests, and navigating a system that balances campus autonomy and government leadership was announced Thursday by state higher education supervisors in an area for potential new commissioners. This is one of the pressure points I emphasized when I started narrowing it down. In ...










