Dogs are the 'rock stars' of Michigan's student mental health crisis
Federal funds fuel an “explosion” of demand for dogs trained to work with emotionally distressed kids.
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Federal funds fuel an “explosion” of demand for dogs trained to work with emotionally distressed kids.
Michigan schools have $6 billion to address the mental health toll the pandemic has taken on students. Yet it’s not clear how far that money will go.
Schools are facing a shortage of Bus drivers. Custodians. Substitute teachers. Cafeteria workers. When the system is spread thin, who suffers most?
Resources for parents and students to help them understand where to go for help with trauma, threats and how to spot warning signs.
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