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NC schools lack enough counselors, nurses, social workers and psychologists, report says - Vimarsana News

NC schools lack enough counselors, nurses, social workers and psychologists, report says

The state’s schools aren’t meeting recommended staffing numbers at a time when students are facing a growing number of mental health issues.

Source: yahoo.com
Mercy rules added to NC middle school sports manual | Raleigh News & Observer - Vimarsana News

Mercy rules added to NC middle school sports manual | Raleigh News & Observer

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Teen girls 'engulfed in a growing wave of sadness, violence and trauma,' latest youth survey shows | WFAE 90.7 - Vimarsana News

Teen girls 'engulfed in a growing wave of sadness, violence and trauma,' latest youth survey shows | WFAE 90.7

Like their peers across the country, North Carolina’s teen girls weather an increasing amount of violence, trauma and feelings of hopelessness.

Source: wfae.org
Survey shows increase in suicidal thoughts and behaviors in North Carolina students - Vimarsana News

Survey shows increase in suicidal thoughts and behaviors in North Carolina students

The 2021 North Carolina Youth Risk Behavior Survey data shows an increase in suicidal thoughts and behaviors among students.

Suicidal thoughts on the rise among NC students, survey shows - Vimarsana News

Suicidal thoughts on the rise among NC students, survey shows

The 2021 North Carolina Youth Risk Behavior Survey data shows an increase in suicidal thoughts and behaviors among students.  The survey, which was developed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention more than 30 years ago, is a way to gauge what middle and high school students are experiencing as it relates to drugs, alcohol, violence, physical activity, and mental health. It’s voluntary and anonymous. 

Source: wfdd.org