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Zack Frink

Zack Frink

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Co-Founder and Editor-in-Chief, Elevate Dayton

Edgewood

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  • Dayton Children's Hospital begins construction on $110M behavioral health building

    By Zack Frink| Elevate Dayton@ Back To ProfileBy Zack FrinkDayton Children’s Hospital has broken ground on its new $110 million behavioral health building, addressing the mental health crisis of this generation with a significant expansion in available space for patients by 2025, reports the Dayton Daily News. The big picture: The new behavioral health building comes as a response to a critical need for pediatric mental health resources in the region.

    By Zack Frink · Elevate Dayton

    Jun. 15, 2023

  • Ohio faces teacher shortage, underlying factors revealed in recent report

    By Zack Frink| Elevate Dayton@ Back To ProfileBy Zack FrinkA report by the Ohio Department of Education is revealing a need for teachers in Southwest Ohio, with low initial pay, childcare requirements and lack of respect for educators cited as hindrances, reported by the Dayton Daily News. The big picture: the ODE report reveals troubling trends. A growing percentage of teachers instruct outside their certification scope. Around 20% of teachers have less than five years of experience.

    By Zack Frink · Elevate Dayton

    Jun. 13, 2023

  • Dayton Children's Hospital begins construction on $110M behavioral health building

    By Zack Frink| Elevate Dayton@ Back To ProfileBy Zack FrinkDayton Children’s Hospital has broken ground on its new $110 million behavioral health building, addressing the mental health crisis of this generation with a significant expansion in available space for patients by 2025, reports the Dayton Daily News. The big picture: The new behavioral health building comes as a response to a critical need for pediatric mental health resources in the region.

    By Zack Frink · Elevate Dayton

    Jun. 15, 2023

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Elevate Dayton

Edgewood, United States