The 2024-2025 school year saw a 22.5% drop in school shootings, marking significant progress in school safety. gun violence, ...

Despite a history of violent crime, three mental health experts declined to commit the man police say shot and killed Jillian Ludwig months before a stray bullet hit the Belmont student as she ...

During the national mental health crisis in youth, as a physician and a child psychologist, we are incredibly proud of our daughter who is a school psychologist working on the front lines fighting ...

While the probability of a school experiencing a shooting is .0029%, it is estimated that one in five K-12 students have a diagnosed mental health issue.

Federal cuts and a lack of dedicated mental health funding from the state could erode programs to address chronic absenteeism ...

The endgame was "to prepare and place 14,000 mental health professionals in schools," says Mary Wall, who oversaw K-12 policy and budget for the U.S. Department of Education during the Biden ...

It also helps kids realize it’s not scary to get mental health help early, so when they’re in college and beyond, they’re even more likely to get help if they need it,” Guyer said. Gomes and Guyer ...

The Trump administration abruptly canceled school-based mental health services grants nationwide. Wisconsin schools will lose $8 million. The grant, awarded by the Biden-Harris administration ...

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) will be expanding school-based health services across the state -- using a new $2.5 million grant.

Sean's Rooms, mental health rooms in schools and community spaces, are already making a big impact on young minds. This model of outreach can, and already is, being replicated elsewhere.