Laurel SD reports sharp rise in students using school-based mental-health support
District special-services staff reported increases in students receiving school-based counseling and outpatient services, outlined IEP counts and a small grant to fund a speech intern, and discussed differences in state identification practices for learning disabilities.
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Missus David, the district’s special-services lead, told board members the district currently serves about 120 students with individualized education programs and that the number of students receiving school-based wellness services has risen noticeably since August.
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