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How Incoming College Students Can Mind Their Mental Health

At college campuses across the country, students have been increasingly seeking mental health services at a rate that far outpaces enrollment growth.

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As New School Year Approaches, Miami Universities Take Steps Against Zika

These schools are actively working to decrease the Zika risk-level for their students.

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Stress and Student Success

Those in higher education now serve more students with more stress than ever before, yet have done little to learn about the strategies to help them better manage it, argues Karen Costa.

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To Prevent Sexual Assault, Schools And Parents Start Lessons Early

If colleges are a hunting ground, as they've been called, for sexual predators, advocates say that high schools are the breeding ground — and that any solution must start there. They say efforts at college are too little, too late.

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Bus Drivers Train to Identify, Intervene in Effort to Stem Bullying at ORCO Schools

Hundreds of bus drivers gathered at the Orange County Convention Center Monday for training on how to identify and intervene when students are being bullied on the way to and from school.

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Attendance Is Crucial to Improving School Performance

What the school needs the community to help with is reducing chronic absence, starting in the early grades. School district leaders and teachers absolutely know that attending school — all day, every day — is an essential ingredient for promoting school success.

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Schools’ Unlikely “Criminals”

In 2014-2015, students 16 and younger were referred to the S.C Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) 265 times. According to Sunday’s report in The Post and Courier, that is more than any other county in the state and more than Greenville and Richland counties combined.

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Schools’ Unlikely “Criminals”

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College Students Who Misuse Stimulants More Likely to have ADHD, Substance-Use Disorder

A new study by Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) investigators finds that college students who misuse stimulant drugs are more likely to have attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), conduct disorder or substance-use disorder than are students not misusing stimulants.

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Central Ohio Colleges have Funds to Help Students in Emergencies

For college students who are poor, the margin between graduating and dropping out can be as slim as an unpaid utility bill or a busted transmission. Even if they have grants and loans to pay for most of their tuition and housing, any unexpected expense can kill the best-laid plans.