by NYSBHA Staff | Jun 18, 2018 | News
Donations to the Department of Education’s official charity are down more than 50 percent on Mayor de Blasio’s watch — and recently generated the smallest grant to city schools in more than a decade, The Post has learned. The steady drop in annual contributions to the...
by NYSBHA Staff | Jun 11, 2018 | News
NY Daily News By REUVEN BLAU JUN 10, 2018 article Excerpt(s): When Dr. David Appel was a child, he frequently heard his school nurse mother complain about the lack of proper medical care for students. Greta Appel, a Holocaust survivor, believed every student should...
by NYSBHA Staff | Jun 7, 2018 | News
Medium Shawn Ginwright, PhD May 31 article Excerpt(s): More recently, practitioners and policy stakeholders have recognized the impact of trauma on learning, and healthy development. In efforts to support young people who experience trauma, the term “trauma informed...
by NYSBHA Staff | Jun 6, 2018 | News
Parent University is designed to help improve communication between the district and the community When kids go from elementary school to the higher levels, information tends to slow from a deluge to a trickle. To shore up that communication, the district will host...
by NYSBHA Staff | Jun 1, 2018 | News
NYSBHA’s executive director, Sarah Murphy, joined Congressman Paul Tonko (D-NY 20), Hometown Health CEO Joe Gambino, Mont Pleasant SBHC’s Ashley Kennedy, Schenectady CSD Superintendent Dr. Larry Spring and sbhc/ csd staff to tour Mont Pleasant Middle...
by NYSBHA Staff | May 24, 2018 | News
A bipartisan group of senators has introduced a slew of new bills that seek to increase access to telemedicine treatment for patients with substance abuse disorders. The five proposed bills, three of which are telehealth-focused, are expected to be wrapped into a...
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