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Summary: To survive in the 21st century work world, it is essential to be able to perform mathematics. But in the six largest districts in El Paso County - Colorado Springs School District 11, Academy School District 20, Falcon School District 49, Harrison School District 2, Widefield School District 3, and Fountain-Fort Carson School District 8 - fewer than 50 percent of 10th graders scored proficient or advanced in math. Over the last five years scores have remained flat, indicating schools haven't found the silver bullet. The Pikes Peak region's Quality of Life study suggests that Colorado adjust standards to the highest level to give a better gauge of competency. That move is under way. By 2014, the state will have new academic standards that are fewer, clearer and higher, and are d...
The purpose of this study was to examine the association between student-life stress and health related quality of life (HRQOL) among Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) students. Data were collected for 166 students in the first three years of a Pharm.D. curriculum. Student-Life Stress Inventory scores were significantly negatively correlated to mental component SF-12 HRQOL scores (p<0.004) for the overall sample (r = -0.58), gender (rfemale = -0.56, rmale = -0.56) and within each professional year (rfirst-year = -0.50, rsecond-year = -0.49, rthird-year = -0.68). However, z-tests indicated that the magnitude of the correlations did not vary significantly by gender or year in the curriculum. Strategies are needed to reduce Student-Life Stress and improve the mental component of HRQOL.
Chronic homelessness, childhood poverty, a doctor shortage, a lack of public health spending, lagging services for the disabled, a high suicide rate and deteriorating roads and bridges are key factors hurting the quality of life in El Paso and Teller counties, according to a new survey. Those "red flags" were key findings in the 2011 survey of Quality of Life Indicators of the Pikes Peak Region, the fifth annual analysis by a volunteer organization dedicated to providing an "unbiased, objective compilation of facts and statistics" about the area.
Chronic homelessness, childhood poverty, a doctor shortage, a lack of public health spending, lagging services for the disabled, a high suicide rate and deteriorating roads and bridges are key factors hurting the quality of life in El Paso and Teller counties, according to a new survey. Those "red flags" were key findings in the 2011 survey of Quality of Life Indicators of the Pikes Peak Region, the fifth annual analysis by a volunteer organization dedicated to providing an "unbiased, objective compilation of facts and statistics" about the area.
Summary: For years, the suicide rate in El Paso County has been higher than in most other counties in America, causing the issue to be spotlighted in the 2011 Quality of Life Indicators report.
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