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The Connecticut State Board of Education voted Wednesday to order an investigation into the Killingly School District for its refusal to open a school-based mental health center at its high school.
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Normand Ferron said he wants an apology and retraction from Michael McKeon, the director of Legal and Governmental Affairs for the state Department of Education.
The Connecticut State Board of Education voted Wednesday to order an investigation into the Killingly School District for its refusal to open a school-based mental health center at its high school.
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Connecticut is investigating why a local school board rejected a free school-based mental health center at Killingly High, despite national data showing that there’s a teen mental health crisis.