Aging in Place Principles Shape Iowa’s Aging Population
Grace Nieland explores how Iowa plans to support an aging population, with projections that nearly 20 percent will be 65 or older by 2050. The article outlines aging in place concepts, community partnerships, and initiatives like in-home upgrades to keep seniors independent.
District launches experiential learning program in Cedar Rapids
Evan Watson reports College Community School District moves to an Iowa first with experiential learning at preschool and day care centers for ages birth to four. The model aims to prepare children before formal schooling through hands on activities across themed rooms and play based exploration.
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ADA’s 35th anniversary faces federal funding threat
On the 35th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, disability rights groups fear major cuts to federal funding under a Trump budget proposal. Centers could lose more than 60 percent of dollars, jeopardizing aid for housing discrimination fights and access to services.
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