Virginia Governor issues executive order to curb addictive social media
Governor Glenn Youngkin announces Executive Order 48 empowering parents to protect children from addictive social media and establishing the Reclaiming Childhood Task Force. The order mobilizes agencies to provide tools and resources for parents educators and healthcare providers, including a Social Media and Mental Health Toolkit and regional training as part of a statewide youth mental health initiative in Virginia.
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Reclaiming Childhood Task Force Tackles Youth Mental Health
Janet V. Kelly Virginia secretary of health and human resources leads the Reclaiming Childhood Task Force to propose recommendations to the Governor and General Assembly, building on Executive Order 33 and EO 43. The initiative addresses social media and cell phone use in K-12 schools, aims to support educators and parents, and highlight the youth mental health crisis with expert discussions. Contact details and the official EO references are provided.
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Warren Sentinel invites Warren County students to submit writing and art
The Warren Sentinel seeks district students from grade 6 through 12 for School features. Writing pieces about school life and activities may be published. Art submissions from kindergarten through 12th grade are welcome as black and white line drawings for a Color in the Line feature. Submission details and contact provided.
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Samuels Public Library Hosts Weekly Youth Programs in Front Royal
The Youth Services Department at Samuels Public Library offers ongoing programs at 330 East Criser Road. Weekly events include Music and Movement for babies, Homeschool Hub for ages 6 to 11, Science Scouts, Toddler and Preschool Story Times, and Press Play for teens every second Saturday. Registration is required. for details call 540-635-3153 or visit samuelslibrary.net.
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Virginia 4-H: A Century of Youth Leadership and Legacy
Virginia 4-H has evolved from corn clubs to a broad program reaching 160,000 youth across 96 counties and independent cities. It emphasizes four fold development through agriculture, civic engagement, healthy living and STEM, with volunteers like Sarah Gregory guiding generations in Chesterfield County.
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