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New suicide protocol aims to enhance student support

June 19, 2024 | Grand Rapids Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan



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New suicide protocol aims to enhance student support
In a recent government meeting, officials discussed the implementation of a new suicide prevention protocol aimed at enhancing support for students. The initiative will involve collaboration with the Social Emotional Learning (SEL) department, ensuring that security teams are integrated into the program's development and execution.

Additionally, the meeting recognized Officer Lagos Hernandez from Bergen Middle School as the Officer of the Year. Hernandez, who has served the school for approximately eight years, was praised for her dedication and hard work, reflecting the positive impact of school resource officers in fostering a safe educational environment.

The meeting also featured a presentation by Executive Director Mel Atkins, who provided an update on the discipline data for the second semester of the 2023-2024 school year. This update emphasized the importance of addressing students' holistic needs and ensuring equitable access and outcomes within the school system. The discussions highlighted ongoing efforts to create a supportive and inclusive atmosphere for all students.

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