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Public Affairs Research Council of Alabama to focus on mental health at annual meeting

May 29, 2024 | Alabama State Department of Education, State Agencies, Executive, Alabama



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Public Affairs Research Council of Alabama to focus on mental health at annual meeting
The upcoming Public Affairs Research Council of Alabama meeting is set to spotlight mental health, with a panel featuring Dr. Melissa Shields discussing student mental health issues. Scheduled for March 7 in Birmingham, the event will also include notable speakers such as Commissioner of Mental Health Kim Boswell and Governor Ivey, who will deliver the keynote address during lunch.

Board members are encouraged to attend, with arrangements made for a table to accommodate them. Attendees are urged to confirm their participation quickly to secure their seats. The program kicks off at 9 AM and will conclude by 1:30 PM.

In addition to the mental health focus, the meeting will coincide with a special program at the Shakespeare Festival, where students will receive arts awards. The high school exhibit is currently on display at the Capitol, with an elementary exhibit set to follow in March.

As discussions continue, the board is also preparing to address changes to the foundation program, with more details expected in the coming months. This meeting promises to be a significant opportunity for community engagement on critical issues affecting Alabama's youth.

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