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Trillium to Offer School-Based Therapy Services to Schools to Treat Mental Health

Trillium Health Resources is offering school districts across the East the opportunity to have school-based therapy services at no cost to the schools.

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Raleigh Students Organizing Town Hall to Discuss School Shootings

A group of Raleigh students hopes discussion at a town hall tomorrow night can help prevent a school shooting in the Triangle.

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Detroit-Area School Increases Suicide Prevention Efforts

West Bloomfield High Shool, north of Detroit, which has experienced four student suicides in the past four years, is implementing a program created by an alum that seeks to teach students the coping strategies they need to get through their teen years.

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Area Schools Spark Conversation on the Need for Mental Health Care for Students

Recent school shootings have opened up a dialogue in Northeast Wisconsin and all around the country about why access to mental health care for students is so important.

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What Parents Need to Know About College Binge Drinking

The feeling of sending a grown child off to college for the first time can be described as a strange mixture of pride, relief and severe anxiety. What do parents need to know as their adult child takes this big step?

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How Faculty Mentors Can Help First-Generation Students Succeed

A new initiative by the University of California system uses first-generation faculty to guide first-generation students, with the goal of decreasing dropout rates. As part of our series Rethinking College, Hari Sreenivasan visits UCLA to see how the program is working.

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Colleges Make Higher Ed Easier for Older Students to Access

Bay State colleges and universities are moving to boost services targeted at older students to fill the ranks.

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California CC Innovation Grants Tap Tech to Scale Student Success

Armed with innovation grants, Glendale Community College will be scaling up an automated system to help students with career guidance; Irvine Valley College will expand its pathways work with veterans; and College of the Redwoods will build up a program for incarcerated students.

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1 In 10 College Students In Mass. Are Homeless. More Are Hungry. It's Past Time We Recognize Their Reality

One morning, about a year ago, a Bunker Hill Community College employee found a young woman making a sign on a piece of brown cardboard. She’d written “I NEED — SOME MONEY. A SANDWICH*.” At the bottom of the sign the asterisk was clarified, “*a graphing calculator.”

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Building Bridges Between Institutions and Poverty in Their Communities

Higher ed leaders across the country are realizing the need to see education as more of a continuum, rather than focusing exclusively on the students on their campuses, and many are reaching out to provide additional supports to students as young as elementary school to make sure they — and their families — are prepared for life after high school.