Dr. Michele Reid was named vice president and COO for CNS Healthcare in Novi. She formerly served as the chief medical officer for the organization, which is a nonprofit certified community behavioral health operation with eight clinics and two clubhouses in southeast Michigan.
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With the school year coming to a close and graduation quickly approaching, questions surrounding what the next school year will look like have started to surface.
Visalia Unified School District has already started working on some details for the upcoming school year by reaching out to parents and students for feedback regarding their learning preferences.
For the 2021-22 school year, students have the option to return to full-time, in-person instruction or full-time, distance learning. The school district reported that as of the April 27 board meeting 20% of those who had completed the survey were interested in having their children continue learning from home.
Delta Sigma Theta – South Bay Chapter
On Saturday, May 8, 2021, at 10:00 a.m. PST, The Los Angeles South Bay Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta, Inc., under the leadership of Dr. Essie French-Preston and Dr. Rachelle Guillory-Sherman will team with CNS Healthcare to present a FREE virtual town hall titled “
There’s No Just Getting Over It – Stigma and Mental Health in the African American Community.”
The Town Hall’s mission is to help African Americans gain more information about mental health, the importance of looking past mental illness stigmas, and how and where to seek help. The Town hall will feature two outstanding speakers: Dr. Michele Reid, Chief Medical Officer, CNS Healthcare, and Ms. Malkia Newman, Co-Founder and Team Supervisor, CNS’ Healthcare’s Anti-Stigma Program.
you have to be twice as good. but they meant you have had to be twice as prepared educationally as anyone else. shawn rearden at stanford has a study showing that the achievement gap now between rich and poor, has doubled. and fact between black and white students. yes. this brand is widening. what are the solutions to that? the major issue, if you are a middle-class african-american kid or better, you re probably now going to do okay. so that s the good news. race is less dispositive than it once was. if you are poor and a minority, you re caught in the worst witch s brew that our country can produce. and when you look at what some of the schools are producing in places like washington, d.c., where michele reid was chancellor of the schools for a while and tried to change the mix, those kids are by third grade, unable to read, by fourth
0 that s right. look, andrea, what it means is history is close to determinative as it relates to republicans, ohio and the presidency, which is no republican presidential candidate, no republican presidential candidate, has been elected president without winning ohio. i think the bus tour in ohio begins tomorrow with mitt romney and paul ryan is a evidence that they are clearly worried. i ve talked to lots of people, so much public polling out there, some showing president obama with almost a double-digit lead. i talked to most people on the republican/democratic side who say it s about four or five-point edge for president obama. in their own internal polling. look, that s a great place for president obama to be. remember, he doesn t need ohio to get to 270 electoral votes. it s hard to see, there are ways, but it s hard to see how mitt romney gets to 270 electoral votes without ohio. a dispute bubbling up over something that the president said on 60 minutes with scott pelley d