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Educational News Round Up, July 3, 2025

Why parents should prioritize swim lessons for kids Dive into the joy and safety of water with your kids by enrolling them in swim lessons, a lifelong gift that not only protects against drowning but boosts confidence and health in children of all abilities. Whether they’re just splashing around or mastering new skills, swim lessons […]

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Mental health

How Schools Can Prioritize Mental Health

Imagine being the lifeline for hundreds of students but only having a few minutes each day to offer real support. This is the reality for many school-based mental health providers (SBMHPs)—a group of counselors, psychologists, and social workers who are the unsung heroes in tackling the youth mental health crisis in schools today. Who Are […]

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Mental health

Navigating School Mental Health: Insights from the “All in for Youth” Program

In a world where children and youth face increasing mental health challenges, the role of schools in providing early and effective mental health interventions is more crucial than ever. A recent study titled “A collaborative, school-based wraparound support intervention for fostering children and youth’s mental health” explores this topic in-depth, offering invaluable insights for school […]

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Bullying

The Link Between Domestic Violence Exposure and Cyberbullying: Insights for School Mental Health Professionals

In an increasingly digital world, the phenomenon of cyberbullying among secondary school students has become a serious concern for educators, psychologists, and parents alike. A recent study titled The association between domestic violence exposure and cyberbullying behavior among secondary school students delves into the factors contributing to this trend, highlighting the significant impact domestic violence […]

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Mental health

Navigating Adolescent Well-Being – Insights from a Longitudinal Study

Adolescence is a critical period for mental health. Understanding how various aspects of well-being interconnect during these formative years is crucial. A recent study titled Changes in the network structure of well-being components in adolescents in the school context: A 2-year longitudinal study” offers fresh insights into this complex topic, crucial for school psychologists and […]

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