Schools could gain health services boost via federal policy change
The federal policy reversal would let schools manage chronic childhood diseases, enabling hiring more school nurses and expanding mental health services. Corridor districts may see smaller effects but anticipate greater budget flexibility and improved coordination after CMS announcement.
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Twin brothers Landon and Levi Paulsen to Iowa football
The article notes twin brothers Landon and Levi Paulsen planning to sign letters of intent to play football at Iowa. They express a strong interest in baling hay as their favorite farm task, reflecting their agrarian background alongside football prospects.
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Preservation saving Cedar Rapids ash trees from killer
Cedar Rapids officials plan to inject 1200 to 1900 top quality city ash trees with TREE-age insecticide to slow the emerald ash borer. The injections, required every two years, are expected to cost 100 to 150 dollars per tree, as officials cite nearby counties already reporting infestations.
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Wartburg College student tested for measles
A Wartburg College student living on campus was tested for measles at Waverly Health Center. The student has not returned to campus while awaiting results, which could take up to 24 hours, with campus following Iowa health department protocols.
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Emily Christensen
Iowa Department of Public Health
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