To disrupt this cycle, we have to reject the narrative that “good teachers” must always sacrifice. Education Week edweek.org/teaching-learn…

While most of the school community is out, summer school teachers work throughout the summer to help students do their very best academically. Thank you for your hard work & dedication to summer learning - we appreciate you & so do your students! #ThankYouThursday

A new bill in the New Jersey legislature would reimburse schools for behavioral health services for students on Medicaid. We are excited to see New Jersey to consider the path of many other states to codify Medicaid funding school mental health services! njspotlightnews.org/2023/06/nj-bil…

This new brief was written in collaboration with a recent MPH grad, Sabrina Patel. It shows how our kids are particularly susceptible to the traumatic experiences caused by climate change. Learn how implementing trauma-informed care in schools can help! 👇👇

Even though unaccompanied minors don't receive legal immigration status, there are federal protections to ensure that they have adequate health care and education. Learn more how schools & health partners can support these kids in this week's newsletter conta.cc/3PwpG7T

We are proud to have worked with Sabrina Patel, a recent GW EOH Department Milken Institute SPH grad, on a new brief! It shows how our kids are particularly susceptible to the trauma caused by climate change. Learn how have trauma-informed care in schools can help! bit.ly/46vCuRV

The ADA made it possible for all children with disabilities to access a public education. We are proud to lift up all of our partners who work year round to ensure all of our kids receive the supports they need to thrive in schools. ❤️❤️

We're hiring!! Our center, part of the George Washington University Milken Institute School of Public Health, is looking for someone passionate about expanding school-connected strategies for better health and education outcomes for children. bit.ly/3zGxMSj

Children who have been exposed to one or more traumas over the course of their lives may develop a range of reactions, including #PTSD. The @NCTSN offers helpful resources: nctsn.org

HHS is currently accepting feedback on their framework that builds on the current supports to help Americans avoid and quit smoking. Learn more & submit your comments below👇👇

Did you know that 15% of students have a disability? Learn more about navigating the different supports the ADA, a 504, and an IEP provide in this week's newsletter. Resources from Medical Home Portal American Academy of Pediatrics Center on PBIS #DisabilityPrideMonth conta.cc/3JIEVH2

Four Actions the Federal Government Can Take to Address Mental Health in the U.S. from Commonwealth Fund commonwealthfund.org/blog/2023/four…

In the past year, the #988Lifeline network has helped millions of people get the support they need. See how far 988 has come and what’s next in crisis care: samhsa.gov/find-help/988/…

This research brief from School-Based Health Alliance Center for Health and Health Care in Schools and National Center for School Mental Health makes the connection between social determinants of health and the role of #SBHCs. Read it here: ow.ly/WCUT50P2RGO

It can be tough to tell if troubling behavior in a child or teen is just part of growing up or a problem that should be discussed with a health professional. Learn more about warning signs: go.usa.gov/xyxvD

We continue to see the need for stronger protections that allow working people to join together & advocate for safer workplaces, better pay & benefits. On this Labor Day and all days we thank unions for fighting for our right to: -weekends -minimum wage -right to strike & more

Whether you're a parent, teacher, or health care professional, you can find tips for supporting LGBTQIA2S+ youth in our new guides. Help cultivate kindness: ow.ly/4u1c50PZGkO Center for Health and Health Care in Schools @nassp youthdotgov Safe & Sound Schools National Child Traumatic Stress Network ASCA Children’s Safety Network #WorldKindnessDay

Excited to share findings from a 4-year capacity-building intervention to improve school behavioral health systems. I’m inspired by my co-authors from Milken Institute SPH Center for Health and Health Care in Schools who led this important pilot project during the height of the pandemic: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.10…

Hear from our director, Dr. Olga Price, who will speak alongside national leaders and other professionals at CHCI’s in-person Issue Summit on 5/7-8 (this week!!). Join the conversation. RSVP today! bit.ly/3whWLgF #CHCISUMMIT