Research article offering insights into fostering connectedness in the context of counseling in schools with consideration to students’ developmental needs. NOTE: PAID ACCESS ONLY
Highlights key points for providers, advocates, and policymakers to understand about Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and child trauma.
Self-assessment tool for school/district staff understand current policies, programs, and practices, and to assist schools and districts in addressing the health and academic needs of LGBTQ students, this self-assessment tool was created to help school and district staff understand current policies, programs, and practices that may contribute to safe, inclusive environments where all youth can be successful.
LGBTQ Inclusivity in Schools: A Self-Assessment Tool Read More »
Children from immigrant homes make up more than a quarter of the child population in the U.S. and are the fastest growing segment of school-age students. This article about how schools can be welcoming and supportive to newcomer students
Making Schools a Welcoming Place for Immigrant Students Read More »
This rerport explores how disparate school discipline continues to drive differences in students’ learning and opportunities in school
This policy statement from AAP provides an evidence-based document focused on the role of racism in child and adolescent development and health outcomes.
Impact of Racism on Child & Adolescent Health report Read More »
Understanding the essential components of MTSS is an important part of its implementation, but research suggests effective implementation is a major challenge for educators. Successful implementation of MTSS demands ongoing planning, continuous improvement, and sustaining and expanding efforts. This website lets you click on the phases of MTSS implementation to find tools and resources to support planning for success, implementation, and sustaining and expanding implementation.
Video panel with child development, children’s health, and trauma-care experts to talk about ways families can support their children and one another to process racism, violence. (2020)
Helping Kids Process Violence, Trauma, and Race in a World of Nonstop News Read More »
This site contains information and compiled resources to help school staff support students after a school shooting.
Teachers, counselors, and administrators may recognize the cumulative stressors that they face, but they don’t always realize that their symptoms are a common reaction to working with traumatized children. This article and compiled resources help educators and leaders navigate secondary traumatic stress and burn-out in school staff.
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