Seattle students demand more mental health resources

Some Seattle Public School students took school safety and mental health concerns to the Seattle City Council Budget meeting Tuesday.

Leo Falit-Baiamonte a sophomore student at Nathan Hale High School said the funding for mental health resources in Seattle schools is not ...

The budget also expands things like resources for early identification of mental health needs and expanded outdoor enrichment programs. Callie ...

Student advocates for mental health services got less funding approved by the city than they'd hoped.

Why isn't the school district providing for the needs of its students? Why isn't the county, which is charged with mental health services, ...

Last year, the City of Seattle worked with students and approved $20 million per year to fund mental health services in Seattle's schools.

Advocates said youth mental health resources are needed more than ever, as more kids are showing signs of stress. They cited the Washington ...

The Seattle City Council approved $12.5 million in funds to go toward student mental ... student mental health services amid public plea for more.

If you're cutting $20m from kids mental health in Seattle ... The overlap between students who would seek mental health services and students who ...

I am in favor of robust mental health services for students, but I agree with others here who want to have effective monitoring (and outcome ...

The waiting lists for students requesting mental health services were, as one Seattle counselor put it, “astronomical.” When the Seattle Student ...

... mental health resources in schools across the city. In the ... Seattle students want more mental health funding — and say in how it's spent.

This additional investment will expand access to mental health services for students in Seattle Public Schools. Students will have more options ...

This will provide more students with essential mental health and social-emotional support. ... services and telehealth for students ...

... students to secure more funding for mental health services in schools. The legislation is supposed to raise $20 million per year by modestly ...

Students were very lonely and didn't have the resources to talk to someone. And so we realized there needed to be more school mental health ...

Responding to the heightened need for mental health supports and continued demands from students for more resources, Seattle is funding a ...

... mental health services and gun violence prevention programming for Seattle Public School students ... The Seattle Student Union demanded ...

In collaboration with schools, students, community organizations, Seattle Public Schools (SPS), and Public Health – Seattle & King County ...

Juvenile involved violence has remained higher than before the COVID-19 pandemic in Seattle, and nationally student mental health challenges ...