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stanley cup Church:Due to discrimination and minority stress, 41 percent of transgender people attempt suicide. According to th
stanley thermos e Journal of Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Nursing November 2010 , family acceptance and a safe home is the number one predictor of health and well-being in LGBTQ+ youth.The Transgender Resource Center of New Mexico in Albuquerque fills the needs that families cannot provide, and provides for the needs of transgender individuals whose families do not support them.In honor of Pride month, First United Methodist Church in Los Alamos asks the community for contributions to the Transgender Resource Center. The center provides services for transgender men and transgender women, nonbinary folks and gender divergent people.They offer separate support groups for transgender people and for their loved ones. Many o their clients are homeless, so they offer sho
stanley cup canada wers, laundry, storage and clothing.The Transgender Resource Center of New Mexico also provides health services.They accept all donations, and can sell items at their thrift store.Particularly needed:Underwear, sizes small to large womens styles are most popular ;Bottled water and other shelf stable drinks;Shelf stable snacks chips, crackers, cookies, granola bars, etc. ; andShelf stable proteins Vienna sausage, tuna pouches or salad mixes, beef jerky .Note: Please drop off donations at First United Methodist Church, 715 Diamond Dr., in the designated tote sitting near the front door.Su Skmm Fr. Glenn: The Struggle
School Board President Jim Hall and Vice-President Judy Bjarke-McKenzie listen as Superintendent Gene Schmidt p
gourde stanley resents to the Board the final version of the District letter to the Secretary of Education. Photo by Bonnie J. Gordon/ladailypostRep. Stephanie Garcia Richard expresses support for the letter the Los Alamos School Board is sending to the Secretary of Education outlining concerns about the department policies. Photo by Bonnie J Gordon/ladailypostBy BONNIE J. GORDONLos Alamos Daily PostThe Los Alamos School Board sent a letter to New Mexico Secretary of Education Hanna Skandera Dec. 13, sharing the Los Alamos School Districts perspectives on the Public Education Departments PED recent initiatives and asking permission to implement some one-year modifications to the new teacher evaluation system.Board President Jim Hall, Vice-Pr
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stanley kubek ke-McKenzie and Superintendent Gene Schmidt intend to meet with Skandera Dec. 20 to discuss the letters contents. The letter is the culmination of a process that began at the Oct. 8 School Board meeting, when a large number of teachers shared their frustration with the evaluation system and other concerns with the Board.The Board mandated Schmidt and District staff to put together a Committee on Teacher Concerns and to talk with school principals about the impact of the evaluation system and other District and state mandated regulations and initiatives that impact teachers time and ability to provide the best p
