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OCDE NEWSROOM
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#IamTraumaAware campaign encourages community to share stories of healing and resilience |
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It’s no secret that pandemic-related trauma is real. From the impacts of losing loved ones to the illness to the loss of a school year, communities across the country have experienced emotional fallout related to COVID-19. In recognition of national Trauma Awareness Month, the California Department of Public Health and the California Office of the Surgeon General, in partnership with ACEs Aware, have produced a social media campaign titled #IamTraumaAware. The focus of the campaign is to encourage community members to share stories of healing and support on social media.
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https://newsroom.ocde.us/iamtraumaaware-campaign-encourages-community-to-share-stories-of-healing-and-resilience/ |
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Shannon Lee, daughter of Bruce Lee, shares life lessons with OCDE students |
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It’s been nearly five decades since the world lost Bruce Lee, who would have now been 80 years old. While his legend has only grown larger in his absence, his daughter wants the public to know about the man behind the posters, quotes and T-shirts. “I really want people to know the totality of him,” Shannon Lee said. “To me, the reason he had such impact in the world is because he worked so diligently on himself. He trained not just his body but his mind.”
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https://newsroom.ocde.us/shannon-lee-daughter-of-bruce-lee-shares-life-lessons-with-ocde-students/ |
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ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER
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Tito Ortiz’s sons sent home from school after arriving without face masks |
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Huntington Beach Mayor Pro Tem Tito Ortiz’s two sons were sent home from an Ocean View School District middle school Tuesday morning, May, 18, after they arrived without masks. They carried a document that claimed exemption from mask mandates based on religious freedom. Patricia Singer, president of the Huntington Beach district’s board of trustees, said in an interview, “There is no such thing as a religious exemption.”
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https://www.ocregister.com/2021/05/18/tito-ortizs-sons-sent-home-from-school-after-arriving-without-face-masks/ |
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SAN DIEGO UNION TRIBUNE
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School districts expand COVID vaccine clinics now that younger students are eligible |
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San Diego Unified is offering free Pfizer COVID vaccines at schools for one more week to reach more students and community members, now that anyone ages 12 and up can get the vaccine. Vaccines are available to students, staff, students’ families and community members at the following district schools from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. this week:
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https://bit.ly/3v1ey5I |
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