Congress Leaves Promising Health Care Cost Reforms in Limbo
Health care as an issue landed with a thud in late December as members of Congress packed up and went home for the holidays. Two important pieces of legislation
SAN JACINTO EDUCATION FOUNDATION HONORS 7 ATHLETES
Occasionally a journalist stumbles onto something important that he never knew of previously. That happened to me when a member of the San Jacinto Lions Club
Keep an open mind when reporting on policies to curb sugary drinks
We are firmly in the season of overeating. And so there is no time like the present to talk about one of the big contributors to our dietary dilemma.
San Jacinto Teachers’ Association Supports Hemacinto Assistance League
San Jacinto, CA – It turned out to be more than a night of camaraderie and fun for the San Jacinto Teachers’ Association (SJTA) members at a November social event.
Teasing Out the Bully
Some may say “It’s just kids being kids” or “That’s just part of growing up.” Why do some find it necessary to bully others? What’s it like to be the parent of a bullied child? And how does a school district, with thousands of kids, identify and respond to reports of bullying?
