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Whether classes meet in person or online, or use a hybrid approach, one thing is certain: Mental health is a vital part of the equation, Dr. Sawchuk says. To work on a healthy mindset for this… Read more »

With remote learning becoming the norm, social and emotional learning (SEL) has been a high priority — and a thorny challenge.

The Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Authority has launched a new program online that aims to prevent substance abuse among middle school-age students. The Being Outstanding Leaders Together… Read more »

When the pandemic shut Framingham schools down in March, Bisnette decided to condense the remainder of her health curriculum for 6th, 7th and 8th graders around human anatomy. With that method,… Read more »

Just over a third of college students will return to campus and attend class in-person this fall if given the option, according to a new report from Student Loan Hero, which was given exclusively… Read more »

Dozens of people from diverse backgrounds have taken to social media to share their experiences with racism while growing up in Simi Valley. The video is described as an open letter explaining the… Read more »

With opioid use on the rise during the coronavirus pandemic, one organization said parents should seize the opportunity to discuss drug use with their children.

Among all higher education institutions, community colleges are on the front lines this year, as they serve the most disadvantaged students hardest hit during the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting… Read more »

To support a safe learning and working environment for students, faculty, and employees, the Butler Center for Service and Leadership has established a new team of Public Health Ambassadors who… Read more »

A new research study at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health suggests there is a two-way relationship between bullying perpetration and mental illness among youth… Read more »

Whether going back to school means in-person or distance learning for the young people in your life, it’s a good time to remember to prioritize mental health. COVID-19 has impacted the lives of… Read more »

Our brains do not like surprises—they love to make predictions by finding patterns that are familiar, and they learn from associations, connections, and patterned experiences. But as schools begin… Read more »

As the pandemic drags on, it's clear that not all kids are all right. Nearly 3 in 10 parents said their child is experiencing emotional or mental harm because of social distancing and… Read more »

Worried about a friend's mental health—or your own? Get tips to help manage your emotions and see what to do if you are in crisis.

Experts say the COVID pandemic is a “perfect storm” for child maltreatment. High unemployment, widespread social isolation, and rising rates of substance abuse are risk factors… Read more »

It’s not just money that is at stake. There is a specific challenge for public institutions like school systems in that their employee directories are often online or publicly… Read more »