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Addressing the Shortage of School Psychologists in Rural Areas

Recent developments have brought to light a pressing issue in the field of education: the acute shortage of school psychologists in rural areas. This problem has been exacerbated by recent federal budget cuts, which have significantly impacted mental health services in schools across the nation. “Cutting this funding is just going to devastate kids,” said […]

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How Optimism Can Save Our Teachers (and Our Kids)

“I’m exhausted” That’s how one teacher described her day, again. Not from lesson planning. Not from grading. From trying to stay positive while juggling burnout, classroom disruptions, and a school culture that seems stuck in survival mode. But here’s something that might surprise you: A new study of over 12,000 teachers found that one key […]

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Educational News Round Up, May 27, 2025

Complexity Simplified—Thanks to Your Support! Subscribe to This Week in School Psychology for only $5 per month and receive clear, concise insights into education and mental health. As a self-funded platform, we rely entirely on your support to continue providing leading-edge science and commentary. Turn complexity into clarity and subscribe today! A Tennessee School Expelled […]

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Why School Lunch Lessons Might Be the Key to Better Mental Health

“Wait—you mean they still think healthy eating is just knowing what a vegetable is?” That was the stunned reaction of a school counselor sitting in on a ninth-grade health class. Students had just finished a lesson on food groups, calorie counts, and sugar content. The teacher quizzed them. The kids gave the right answers. But […]

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Why So Many Teens Aren’t Sleeping—And What Schools Can Do About It

You’ve probably heard it from a teenager before—shoulders slumped, eyes rimmed with fatigue: “I’m fine.” But here’s what “fine” actually looks like for many secondary school students: They’re staying up too late, wrestling with worries they can’t name, and walking into school every morning already exhausted. In a new study of over 600 students in […]

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Educational News Round Up, March 25, 2025

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Educational News Roundup, March 20, 2025

Revolutionize Education—Powered by You! Stay ahead with exclusive content from This Week in School Psychology for just $5/month or save with an annual subscription for $50. Your subscription directly supports our independent platform, bringing you actionable insights in mental health and education. Subscribe now and empower yourself and your community! Trump to sign order to […]

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Decoding Four Decades of Youth Psychotherapy: Insights for School Psychologists and Mental Health Advocates

What Four Decades of Meta-Analysis Have Taught Us About Youth Psychotherapy and the Science of Research Synthesis delves into an exhaustive review of over 600 randomized controlled trials (RCTs) of youth psychotherapies. This comprehensive synthesis, from the king of synthesis, John Weisz, spanning four decades, reveals critical insights into the patterns of success and limitations […]

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