The first mockups for the new Lafayette High School were unveiled to the community during a Tuesday town hall in the school’s auditorium, garnering interest and concern from the parents of student athletes, frustrated by the projected loss of two sports fields. The designs featured the planned campus footprint, including where the academic building would […]
Photo: NDAB Creativity (Shutterstock) Re-entering the work force after taking time off to take care of young children is no easy feat. Logistically speaking, there’s a resume gap, a potential lapse in relevant industry connections, and childcare to set up. Behind the scenes, there’s often confidence to rebuild, guilt to tackle, and the mental load […]
“I can’t find my phone!” “Where are my keys?” “Has anyone seen my wallet?” We all misplace things every now and then. But what if it happens several times a day, every day? This is the case with many of my clients with ADHD who experience frustration (and countless lost hours) searching for lost items […]
Missouri has so much money coming so quickly from federal COVID-19 relief laws that it risks losing nearly $ 2 billion to schools. When Education Commissioner Margie Vandeven asked for support for projects to improve teacher retention last week, the members of the federal subcommittee on stimulus spending wanted to know how an important federal […]
In the 17th century, hysteria gripped the village of Salem when local outsiders were systematically branded as “witches” – a powerful label that accused a person of being a malicious actor in confusing and emotional circumstances. The characterization of the beautiful but scheming evil antagonist has survived in popular culture; Every Disney stepmother seems to […]
