Inadequate funding, access to licensed professionals majorly limited schools' ability to provide students with mental health services

August 8, 2022

Just over half of U.S. public schools offer mental health assessments for students; fewer offer treatment

Inadequate funding, access to licensed professionals majorly limited schools’ ability to provide students with mental health services

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Just over half of U.S. public schools offer mental health assessments for students; fewer offer treatment
Inadequate funding, access to licensed professionals majorly limited schools’ ability to provide students with mental health services
In the U.S., school-based mental health services more common at schools with older students, in cities or with larger enrollment

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Just over half of U.S. public schools offer mental health assessments for students; fewer offer treatment

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