There's a word that gets used too easily in school mental health: resistant.A student comes to sessions, answers in three words, doesn't open up. Somewhere along the line that becomes 'not ready for counseling,' and the case quietly closes. But sit with what that student might be carrying into th Generated from MentalSpace School: Georgia K-12 Mental Health and Compliance Guide #MentalSpaceSchool #SchoolMentalHealth #K12Wellness #PodcastListen on mentalspaceschool.com →

To the parent who got a call from the school this week and felt your stomach drop:That call is usually not what you think it is. When a counselor reaches out about your child's mood, or attendance, or something a teacher noticed, they are not telling you that you've done something wrong. They're Generated from MentalSpace School: Georgia K-12 Mental Health and Compliance Guide #MentalSpaceSchool #SchoolMentalHealth #K12Wellness #PodcastListen on mentalspaceschool.com →

On this edition of Inside Ben Davis Football, Coach Brett Cooper discusses the team's win over Cathedral on Friday night and helps host Parker Moore and Jon Easter break down this Friday's game at Avon.

Most student disclosures don't happen in the counselor's office. They happen to whichever adult the kid decided was safe — the third-period teacher, the coach, the paraprofessional who says good morning every day.That adult usually has about five minutes and no training for this exact moment. So h Generated from MentalSpace School: Georgia K-12 Mental Health and Compliance Guide #MentalSpaceSchool #SchoolMentalHealth #K12Wellness #PodcastListen on mentalspaceschool.com →

A student loses a parent in September. Week one, the building does everything right — a card, a quiet room, a check-in from the counselor. By week three, everyone has moved on. Except the kid.That gap is where school grief support usually breaks. Not from indifference. From not having a plan past Generated from MentalSpace School: Georgia K-12 Mental Health and Compliance Guide #MentalSpaceSchool #SchoolMentalHealth #K12Wellness #PodcastListen on mentalspaceschool.com →

In this episode, recorded in 2024, host Chris Russell discussed a number of things that he had been working on in the ukulele world and some technology challenges that he had been facing. This episode WAS published on YouTube, but was not published on the actual podcast feed! Just for the sake of keeping the … Continue reading Episode 43 – (Old) Updates about UkeStuff (from 2024) →

マイケル・ジャクソンのことを息子に話したら、翌日学校から帰ってくるなり 「お父さん、大変や！マイケルよりすごい人おった！」 と大興奮！ 誰のことかと聞いてみたら…… という家族エピソードをご紹介！ NSCの授業ではラッキィ池田さんが講師を務める ムーンウォークの授業があった!? そこで池田さんよりもムーンウォークがうまかった生徒は…… 松尾さんは子どもの頃、ハチを見たことがなかった!? 考えられる原因は……

Jacksen White (Alum broadcaster coming back to help us out) had the call as Gabe Kennett completed the 8-yard TD pass to Cam Crawford to put the Giants up 33-27 with under two minutes to play! The Giants held on to win by forcing a fumble on Cathedral's ensuing possession.

The season opener at Ben Davis didn't disappoint as the Giants and the Cathedral Irish didn't decide this thing until the final two minutes! Jacksen White and Parker Moore have the call from Giant Stadium!

Lara Blomberg and Paula Hoage, lead teachers for the HOSTS Program join the program to discuss the initiative that targets 3rd and 4th graders who "need a little extra help" in reading. Volunteers spend one hour each week helping two students through planned lessons, activites and educational games designed to help them become better readers. HOSTS is in its 25th year in Wayne Township. You can "Help One Student To Succeed" by becoming a HOSTS mentor. Call (317) 988-8675 or visit