School District Seeks Additional Funds for Mental Health Programs
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
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The South Washington County School District is currently petitioning to increase funding for student mental health programs after two high school students committed suicide. The proposed plan suggests increasing care by an additional $50 per student (approximately $800,000). Addressing these health issues in a school setting is believed to help students whose emotional health is interfering with their schoolwork. Supporters believe this funding is necessary to ensure that all students’ needs are met.
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