reported increased concern about students’ anxiety, depression, and trauma.
The governor touted state investments in the expansion of school-based health centers across Washington. There are currently more than 50 in the state. Inslee’s office said MHS’ health center, which opened in September, will cater to students without a primary care provider. Washington state has awarded 17 grants for a total of over $2 million to create school-based mental health centers in order to provide integrated mental health care for historically underserved communities in public K-12 schools throughout the state.
for two long years YOU, the teachers-union(s) and the MEDIA have subjected to our youth to a STATE of FEAR and ISOLATIONISM (CHILD ABUSE)
He is one reason their mental health declined the past 2 years!
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