The pandemic may be over, but the long-term effects of COVID-19 are still very real. The World Health Organization declared the pandemic over as an international emergent concern in May 2023. But similar to other viruses, it doesn’t just disappear. For instance, some new variants are currently on the radar
Every day, school mental health professionals have the opportunity to positively impact young lives. Their services are in short supply and are sorely needed as they help children and teens deal with a plethora of issues that can impact their social, emotional, personal, and physical well-being. Research has shown that
Injuries at school are frightening to think about – but inevitably, they happen. They can range from minor cuts and scrapes to life-threatening occurrences and mishaps. In fact, the full spectrum of possibilities is mind-boggling. But as long as you’re familiar with school policies and prevention, treatment and response guidelines,
Healthy students make better learners – and regular attendance at school is critical to their success. So when illnesses or injuries occur, or an educator has concerns about a student’s physical or mental wellness, telehealth services can provide vital resources and solutions. A number of organizations, including the Centers for
As reported by the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, allergies are a common condition for children in the United States. 4 percent of those under age 18 have allergic rhinitis, commonly known as hay fever. 4 percent have food allergies. 6 percent have skin allergies; namely, hives or
Throughout history, teachers and administrators have punished students who broke the rules or otherwise disrupted themselves and/or others from learning in a safe, happy, and productive environment. In many cases, this has resulted in detention, suspension, or students otherwise being removed from that learning environment. In short, this behavioral management