There is a note that shows up in student files everywhere: family declined services.Sometimes that is exactly what happened. Often it is shorthand for something more specific that nobody wrote down. A composite example. A family is referred, they go once, and they do not return. The file says dec Generated from MentalSpace School: Georgia K-12 Mental Health and Compliance Guide #MentalSpaceSchool #SchoolMentalHealth #K12Wellness #PodcastListen on mentalspaceschool.com →

When a parent says no to counseling for their child, they are almost never saying no to counseling. They are saying one of these, and they usually do not say it out loud: What is going in his record? Fair question, and the answer matters. Counseling notes are protected health information. They are Generated from MentalSpace School: Georgia K-12 Mental Health and Compliance Guide #MentalSpaceSchool #SchoolMentalHealth #K12Wellness #PodcastListen on mentalspaceschool.com →

A crisis plan you have never rehearsed is not a plan. It is a document. Here is the honest test for any school building. A student discloses something serious to a teacher at 10:40 on a Tuesday. Can every adult in your building name, without looking it up, who they contact, who stays with the stude Generated from MentalSpace School: Georgia K-12 Mental Health and Compliance Guide #MentalSpaceSchool #SchoolMentalHealth #K12Wellness #PodcastListen on mentalspaceschool.com →

Coach Brett Cooper makes his debut with new host Parker Moore and WBDG's Jon Easter on the 35th season premiere of Inside Ben Davis Football. Coach Cooper talks about preparations for the 2026 season and his transition from Bloomington North to Ben Davis. Coach also talks about the week one matchup with the Cathedral Irish.

Parents, let's take the awkward part first: what does this actually cost? When a school counselor suggests counseling for your child, that suggestion usually arrives with no price attached. So most families do the reasonable thing and assume the worst, then quietly let the referral die. We would ra Generated from MentalSpace School: Georgia K-12 Mental Health and Compliance Guide #MentalSpaceSchool #SchoolMentalHealth #K12Wellness #PodcastListen on mentalspaceschool.com →

A question for principals: who is holding your holders? In most buildings there is one adult students gravitate to in a crisis. It is rarely the person on the org chart. It is the teacher whose room feels safe, or the paraprofessional who has been there eleven years, or the front office staffer who Generated from MentalSpace School: Georgia K-12 Mental Health and Compliance Guide #MentalSpaceSchool #SchoolMentalHealth #K12Wellness #PodcastListen on mentalspaceschool.com →

Educators, you already know this student.He is not defiant. He is not skipping. He is the one in the nurse's office at 8:15 with a stomachache that is completely gone by 10, three days a week, since the second week of school. School refusal is avoidance driven by distress, and it tends to announc Generated from MentalSpace School: Georgia K-12 Mental Health and Compliance Guide #MentalSpaceSchool #SchoolMentalHealth #K12Wellness #PodcastListen on mentalspaceschool.com →

先日、地区の運動会がありました。そこでは「ラブラブアベックリレー」という種目があって 今年、初めて選手に選ばれました！ という家族エピソードをご紹介！ 長田さんの住んでいた地区でもこの競技があったそうです！ ふたりの運動会エピソードは？

From the Cool Cat Teacher Blog by Vicki Davis Subscribe to the 10 Minute Teacher Podcast and Cool Cat Teacher Talk anywhere you listen to podcasts.Dr. Jen Rafferty burned out as a middle school music teacher, rebuilt her life, and now helps educators get back to balance without leaving the classroom. Emotional intelligence, the brain science behind it, and the two-step move to try tonight. The post Teacher Burnout: Go 10% Slower and Get Your Joy Back appeared first on Cool Cat Teacher Blog by Vicki

On this week's show, Ben Davis High School Principal Sandra Squire sits down to talk about the start of the 26/27 school year at BD. She talks about being the Principal of a large, comprehensive high school. She addresses the reformation of the MIC Conference with Carmel and Center Grove rejoining this year. Finally, she reacts to how students have been handling the new cellphone law.