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STUDENTS
Physical Education
& Physical Activity
Nutrition Services
Counseling, Psychological & Social Services EMPLOYEES Engagement COORDINATING POLICY, PROCESS, AND PRACTICE Counseling, Social Services Social & Emotional & FAMILIES
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Environment &
Involvement
Psychological
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HEALTHY SAFE
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Physical
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Employee IMPROVING LEARNING AND HEALTH Health Climate
Wellness Education
Health
Services
COMMUNITY

One example of the mental health Clayton Jones, SBHP at Carver As seen in this picture, Herston
professionals reaching out to Middle School, worked with Phillips, SBHP at CO Taylor/Kirklane
students in novel ways was at community partners to get a “Take Elementary, reminds students
Discovery Key Elementary. Taylor a Minute Bench” and have it placed about the importance of helping
Wolfe, SBHP, and Olivia James, in the courtyard. Students who others, showing empathy, and
School Counselor operated a want to signal to others that they spreading kindness, as well as how
“Taco Bout it Tuesday” stand in the want to talk with someone sit on taking these actions also supports
cafeteria to market their services the bench. Students were taught their own mental wellness.
and to encourage students to to recognize students sitting
reach out to them. on the bench, learned ways to
approach them, and to listen non-
judgmentally.

Students at William T. Dwyer High and Palm Springs Community Middle sent love and kindness to others
during Mental Health Month. SBHPs Shannalei Ankle and Jessica Miller let the students decide how they
could symbolize kindness, empathy and welcoming to others.

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