Diana Dombrowski
The Journal News
Sheboygan, WI, United States
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New York's 4th-graders hit hard by pandemic learning loss, comptroller says
The New York State Comptroller highlighted NAEP data, calling attention to how New York is spending pandemic relief money to address learning loss. → Read More
The drug threat to kids right now? It's pot, not fentanyl, Hudson Valley hospitals say
Overdose incidents at New Rochelle and Pelham high schools brought discussion of fentanyl, but weed may be the culprit. → Read More
TikTok videos threatening Black students have Carmel parents on edge, district promising change
Parents, particularly of students of color, said the district's initial statement downplayed the seriousness of the videos. → Read More
Westchester County commits almost $1 million to Black maternal health
The Lower Hudson Valley Perinatal Network, St. John's Riverside Hospital and Birth from the Earth will get a total of just under $1 million. → Read More
Thousands of kids are 'missing' from NY state public schools. Where did they go?
Public school enrollment plummeted across the U.S. during the pandemic. But homeschooling skyrocketed. → Read More
Yonkers advocate for Black maternal health to be Schumer's State of the Union guest
More than two decades ago, Cheryl Brannan was working on maternal health issues for women in Africa. Then she saw disparities at home for Black women. → Read More
AG James seeks details on use of facial recognition tech to ban lawyers from MSG
New York Attorney General announced she was seeking more information on the entertainment group's use of the technology at its venues. → Read More
A report of 'unidentified males' at Eastchester HS raised alarm. What happened?
The Eastchester district's security response to an incident which a former student tried to visit friends illustrated the safety climate in schools. → Read More
Yonkers Mayor Spano to share story of sexual abuse he endured as a child
An episode of Yo Digo No Más featuring Mayor Mike Spano's story of how he survived sexual abuse as a child will air Wednesday. → Read More
Bronxville Ballet nonprofit brings free lessons in dance − and confidence
Bronxville Ballet Not for Sale offers free ballet lessons, shoes and dresses to kids with special needs and kids who couldn't afford them otherwise. → Read More
Fox Lane HS principal to resign after report detailing failed probe of lewd student photos
Edward Escobar, the district's director of pupil services, is also on leave. Superintendent Robert Glass announced the staffing changes Wednesday. → Read More
Purchase College reinstates mask policy as Rockland scraps COVID tracker
The announcement came the same day New York City health officials recommended masking indoors and Rockland County ended its COVID dashboard. → Read More
Done holiday shopping for your kids? Make sure your gifts are safe
From safety tips for gift giving to how to look up recalls, here's what you need to know before you let the kids unwrap their presents. → Read More
Stillbirth parents: It's time for Hochul to support paid leave legislation
New York stillbirth parents are asking Governor Kathy Hochul to support legislation that would include stillbirths in the state' paid family leave. → Read More
'Shark Tank': Bedford native, 24, to pitch storage business on Friday's show
Sam Chason, a Fox Lane grad, founded his storage business for college students, Storage Scholars, as a freshman at Wake Forest University. → Read More
Mamaroneck schools settle racial harassment lawsuit, call hurt 'regrettable'
A federal lawsuit filed by a former student who said he was repeatedly called the N-word is settled, pending approval from a judge. → Read More
Should cellphones be allowed in schools? We want to hear from you!
Cellphone have been a long debated topic for parents, educators and students. We'd like to hear where you stand. → Read More
Camel camp in Brewster: rare workshop aids handlers
Camels and their handlers from across the country convened in Brewster this week for a training program at the Green Chimneys nonprofit. → Read More
NY stillbirth parents are left out of paid family leave. They refuse to be silent
Some states have taken steps to provide much needed support for parents after a stillbirth. Parents are pushing for New York to be one of them. → Read More
Yonkers man indicted on hate crime charges in beating of Asian American woman
Tammel Esco was indicted on several violent felony charges, including attempted second-degree murder as a hate crime. → Read More