The money comes from a $31.7 million settlement between Colorado and the e-cigarette manufacturer.

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The goal is to create a legacy of educational success, economic prosperity, and well-being.

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Most U.S. adolescents now live in a state with restricted or no abortion access.

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Connecticut, Massachusetts and New York are involved in investigations of Shrub Oak International School.

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SEL is not a distraction from academics, but a tool that helps build relationships.

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We should make decisions about youth using technology after exploring three different perspectives.

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It can take years for people to come forward about abuse — many never do.

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The Native American Community Academy network has big plans but faces growing pains.

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Some Illinois districts have abdicated their own responsibility to monitor students’ education and welfare.

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Many states have adopted protocols to protect students from extreme heat during physical education.

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Proposals from lawmakers to bring chaplains into public schools have varied. Many have failed.

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One psychologist accused smartphones of “destroying a generation” of kids but there's no consensus.

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In medical-legal partnerships, health and law professionals team up to address health-harming legal needs.

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Among LGBTQ+ youth there are elevated suicide risks and lack of mental healthcare access.

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Parents pushed for funding child-care, establishing paid family leave, and expanding child tax credits.

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Successful programs have shifted public opinion to be more favorable towards monthly guaranteed incomes.

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Heather Martin discusses how her experience at Columbine influenced her education and her teaching.

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Redmon has worked at Share our Strength and the Partnership for a Healthier America.

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Some worry that expansion of charges against parents would disproportionately affect minority/poor parents.

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Schools can create a culture of accountability, healing and growth that benefits everyone involved.

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