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The invitation to a high school reunion can bring both excitement and anxiety. For those with negative memories, the decision is complex, weighing social pressure against personal well-being.
A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to reinstate over $1 billion in mental health funding for schools, reversing cuts made under an anti-DEI executive order.
A Northern California school district is suing the U.S. Department of Education over the cancellation of a nearly $6 million mental health grant.
Reports are highlighting a high-pressure student culture at Harvard, where intense competition and a focus on extracurriculars may overshadow academics.
The Des Moines Public School District community is mourning the loss of Patrick Brennan, a 40-year-old award-winning teacher from Merrill Middle School.
An Aspen High School junior's survey found nearly 74% of female students feel overwhelmed daily, prompting her to launch a mental health initiative.
A successful school-based mental health initiative in Surrey is being expanded county-wide after a trial showed positive results in providing timely support to students.
The death of an 11-year-old student in Georgia has placed school bullying policies under scrutiny, revealing gaps in state law regarding mandatory staff training.
A Colorado school district's new bell-to-bell cell phone ban is leading to increased student interaction, a 40% jump in library book checkouts, and a shift in campus culture.
Educators in Dubuque, Iowa, are reporting early success with a new program called “Teach to Heal,” designed to support student mental and emotional health.
California faces a critical debate over funding for its school-based mental health services as federal policy shifts responsibility to the states.
Rochester Public Schools' appeal to save a $1.9 million federal mental health grant has been denied, impacting a program designed to train school staff.
