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AISD stalls vote on $440K family resource centers contract after applicants violate rules

Austin American-Statesman 25 Apr 2024
Austin Voices for Education and Youth and Communities in Schools of Central Texas ... In a 2023 report, the nonprofit noted it served 6,800 clients in the 2022-23 school year, largely with basic needs and health and housing services.
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Africa’s High Teenage Pregnancy Rate Demands Strong Response

Human Rights Watch 25 Apr 2024
Many will not return to school because they face huge ... Many are denied access to basic sexual and reproductive health services, such as antenatal and postnatal care, contraception, and abortion care.
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Students in Olongapo City sent home amid dangerous heat index

The Philadelphia Inquirer 25 Apr 2024
He said the class suspension was to avoid possible health risks to public and private school learners.
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Tinubu: We’re Poised To Empowering Girls, Women, Young People

This Day 25 Apr 2024
“We must ensure that girls stay in school instead of becoming mothers at tender ages, provide access to quality health care and services everywhere, including accelerated access to family planning as fundamental for managing our population.
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Eric Adams unveils $111.6B NYC budget that restores $515M for schools, two NYPD classes

New York Post 25 Apr 2024
The plan sets aside $92 million for the 3-K program and another $74 million for mental health services in the schools ... “We are disappointed that critical support for key mental health services, ...
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'Our students can't wait': how a new law will help kids access consistent therapy at school

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 24 Apr 2024
The state will need about 1,500 more mental health professionals working in schools to “handle the increased demand of mental health services by students,” he said ... the Department of Health Services.
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Buckeye Ranch fills post-pandemic need helping central Ohio students with mental health

The Columbus Dispatch 24 Apr 2024
In 2022, a National Center for Education Statistics study found that around 70% of public schools reported that the percent of students who sought mental health services from schools had increased since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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California schools aren’t equipped to handle mental health issues. That needs to change

Desert Sun 24 Apr 2024
With uneven and unpredictable education funding, California schools are left with tough decisions on whether to supplement the costs of mental health services or spend the money on teachers and educational programs.
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Pain of marathon queues adds to dental-service woes

Hong Kong Standard 24 Apr 2024
"The commission believes the Department of Health ... But medical and health services sector lawmaker David Lam Tzit-yuen said most dental schools around the world do not have internship arrangements.
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Program offers innovative approach to chronic absence in Conn. schools

The Day 24 Apr 2024
Unlike old-school truancy officers, LEAP specialists form close relationships with students and parents and funnel them toward services, such as after-school tutoring, housing assistance or health care.
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Federal government ‘believes’ virus found in grocery store milk is safe for consumption

The Los Angeles Times 24 Apr 2024
Dawn O'Connell, Health and Human Services assistant secretary for preparedness and response, stressed that the risk to human health is low but that the federal government remains 'watchful and ever ready ...
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Regulation of Pelvic Exams Is Long Overdue

Time 24 Apr 2024
On April 1, the Department of Health and Human Services released a letter to the nation’s teaching hospitals and medical schools to “reiterate and provide clarity” about the need for written, informed ...
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Barnard College suspends at least 53 students over Columbia anti-Israel protest: report

New York Post 24 Apr 2024
... most Barnard buildings, but they remain eligible for College services, including healthcare, mental health counseling, and academic support,” the school said in a statement about the suspension.
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Reversal of roles

Dawn 24 Apr 2024
Next, the provinces should rapidly expand their education and health services to reduce their very high numbers of out-of-school children and dropouts while improving learning outcomes.

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