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Why More Schools Are Adding Mental Health Breaks to the Calendar

Edsurge

This fall, students and staff at close to 200 public schools in Wake County, N.C., Schools were closed on November 12 for a “ day of reflection and preparation.” That same day, schools in Cumberland County, N.C., Schools in Battle Creek, Mich., which includes Raleigh, received an unexpected break. Rittnour, Mo.,

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Supporting students: What’s next for mental health

The Hechinger Report

Toyin Anderson is a mom looking for solutions to what she sees as a crisis of youth crying out for help with their mental health. Anderson, who advocates for hiring more mental health professionals in her Rochester, New York, school district. This story also appeared in The Christian Science Monitor.

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When Crisis Happens, Schools Should Handle Students With Care

Edsurge

24, 2022, I was facilitating a meeting in Charlottesville, Virginia for education and youth development leaders when I got word that my 15-year-old godson had been shot at his high school in St. She suggested that after I spoke to my children myself, I should call the administration at each school and ask them to handle my kids with care.

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Chicago Public Schools is monitoring students’ social media for ‘worrisome behavior’

eSchool News

Chicago Public Schools is monitoring students’ social media posts for signs they might engage in violence on campus or harm themselves so that school staff — and in some cases police — can intervene. Chicago Public Schools piloted a similar social media monitoring program in the mid-2010s. Sign up for their newsletters at ckbe.at/newsletters.

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Some kids have returned to in-person learning only to be kicked right back out

The Hechinger Report

Over the years, the girl, who is now 15, was suspended at least five times, by Hatten’s count — until the coronavirus pandemic brought a halt to in-school learning. Everything was great when it was remote, because there was no interaction with these kids on a school level,” Hatten said. This story also appeared in The Nation.

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OPINION: We should not leave Black students out of any debate to reinvent schools

The Hechinger Report

With schools being pushed to reopen after a year of Covid-related shutdowns, many people have challenged stakeholders to reimagine education. Others have argued that “for all its challenges, the pandemic presents an opportunity to rethink school entirely,” and “COVID-19 is our ‘Sputnik’ moment in education.”.

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Top 12 apps for law students and the bar exam

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From hacking your brain to study smarter and monitoring your bodily functions to timing your pee during a movie so that you don’t miss anything: if there’s a problem to be had, there is quite literally an app to solve it, which is great because law students and grads have plenty of problems. Here we go! (Oh,

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