Mental Health

Student Voice Report

This report from Challenge Success reviews quantitative and qualitative data from 2010-2023 examining high school students’ emotional & physical health,

Health Handouts for Families

Health-related absences are one of the top reasons students miss so many days of school they are at risk of

Your Mind First: Episode 5

  Episode 5 of Your Mind First focuses on ACSA’s role in addressing the student and educator mental health crisis.

Your Mind First: Episode 4

  This week, we’re doing a deeper dive on educator burnout with policy researcher Elizabeth Steiner from the RAND Corporation.

Your Mind First: Episode 3

  This episode focuses on educator burnout, work-life balance and how to create healthier and happier school environments. With guests

Your Mind First: Episode 2

  Episode 2 of “Your Mind First” features California First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom. The hourlong discussion covers how to

Your Mind First: Episode 1

  Watch the debut episode of Your Mind First: An ACSA Mental Health Series. The series will focus on engaging

Mental Health vs. Physical Health

This resource is provided by ACSA Partner4Purpose California Casualty.   What do you think of when you hear the word “health”?

The Work of the Task Force

By examining existing models and structures, the task force sought out leaders that bring together student success and mental wellness

ACSA Mental Wellness Toolkit

Toolkit Contents: The Work of the Mental Wellness Task Force Mental Wellness Policy Recommendations Resources for Educators Student academic success

Trauma Series Part 3: The Compton Case

Adapted from information presented at the 2017 ACSA Every Child Counts Symposium by Amy R. Levine, Sarah Sutherland, and Rose Tagnesi, Grossmont

Trauma Series Part 2: IDEA Eligibility

Adapted from information presented at the 2017 ACSA Every Child Counts Symposium by Amy R. Levine, Sarah Sutherland, and Rose Tagnesi, Grossmont

Trauma Series Part 1: What is Trauma?

Adapted from information presented at the 2017 ACSA Every Child Counts Symposium by Amy R. Levine, Sarah Sutherland, and Rose Tagnesi, Grossmont

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