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Educator provides 7 strategies to combat absenteeism as school reopens
CSMS Magazine Reopening schools in a pandemic is not an easy task. Across the country and across the world, for that matter, school safety against Covid-19 has tapped the to-do list. Kara Arundel, reporter for education magazine K12dive.com, has revealed...
The tragic death toll of teachers across the country
CSMS Magazine Since the pandemic begins, more than one thousand individuals working in the teaching profession have died of Covid. They were teachers, administrators, custodians and more. Their stories, though a bit different from each other, reveal a...
Understanding the meaning of aging
CSMS Magazine To many of us, you’re old when the wrinkles begin to invade your facial expressions. You’re old when the body begins its slow descant to the unknown. You’re old when doctor’s visits are becoming more frequent. But aging takes different...
An exercise regimen is what you need
Christine Jean-Pierre CSMS Magazine Do like me, get up early and do some jogging around the neighborhood. Then lift some weight to keep your body fit like a tigress. Take a nice shower. Drink your sugarless smoothie that you have prepared the night before....
Minority groups and healthcare
Ashley Cummings CSMS Magazine The need for adequate healthcare is a concern that continues to grow for millions of Americans each year. The social values related to the issue of inadequate healthcare coverage for children are equality, efficiency, freedom,...
In “The Conversation” this week: South Florida author Caron Pescatore
Ardain Isma CSMS Magazine My distinguished guest this week in The Conversation is Caron Pescatore, an author based in South Florida. Caron writes children books with a concentration on middle grade’s level. She is mostly known for her book series titled...
A conversation about Anténor Firmin’s book “The Equality of the Human Races”
Ardain Isma CSMS Magazine Two weeks ago, I had the privilege to sit down for a historic conversation with Dr. Carolyn Fluher-Lobban, Professor Firmin Charlot, and Professor Kevin Sydnor. It was a conversation about one of the most brilliant Haitian intellectuals...
Spring is in the air!
Gina Jean-Pierre CSMS Magazine You’re too busy to notice. The crape myrtles are back, refreshingly real. Last year, no one seemed to pay attention. We were all trying to survive COVID. While the pandemic is still very much here, some of us are back...
The stimulus package is finally signed
CSMS Magazine After weeks of maneuvering, Congress has finally signed the package, paving the way for the much-needed relief for millions of Americans who are on the verge of losing their homes. A vote of 220 to 211 last night sealed the Dems’ victory...