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 After six months of interviews with candidates across the country, the San Francisco Schools district has filled its prime position. Carlos Garcia, Vice President of Urban Markets for McGraw-Hill (education publishers), has been selected as the next Superintendent of San Francisco Schools. Board members have been searching for another since January after interim Superintendent Gwen Chan announced she would not return to the post in the autumn. Garcia was voted on because of his experience in the San Francisco Schools, strong results as Superintendent of other districts, and a good reputation as a fiscal manager. Garcia served at both Fresno, California and Clark County, Nevada as Superintendent. From 1988-91 Garcia was principal of Horace Mann Middle Schools in the San Francisco Schools. During its tenure the school improved its indicators of achievement and gained recognition for its achievements. According to San Francisco Board of Schools President Mark Sanchez, “We chose Mr. ...

 The two teams competing in Super Bowl LI were trained vigorously and quickly to get there, and shared one well-known part of the training - chiropractic care . Both the New England Patriots and the Atlanta Falcons hired team chiropractors last year. And while that may not be the only decision they made for the Super Bowl, chiropractic care has attracted the attention of many coaches and soccer players and other professional athletes as part of the schedule of achieving the ability to increase performance by staying healthy. injured. Dr. Michael Miller, a long-time chiropractor for the New England Patriots team, realizes that he and the rest of the team’s coaching staff are focused on one goal. "That keeps athletes working to the best of their ability, and they prevent and control injuries as they happen," he said, "and most athletes get chiropractic (chiropractic) changes once or twice a week." In fact, every NFL team now hires chiropractors for a variety of reas...