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Board renews MOU with National Youth Advocate Program to provide four mental‑health providers
Summary
The board approved a memorandum of understanding with the National Youth Advocate Program to place four mental‑health providers in the district for student services; administration said the item has become an annual contract.
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The Kent City School District Board approved a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the National Youth Advocate Program to provide four mental‑health providers to serve students in the district.
Administration described the MOU as an annual item and recommended approval to continue having four mental‑health providers available to students. The board approved the MOU on a roll call vote.
No further details on provider placement, contract length or funding source were presented in the public remarks recorded in the meeting packet; administration indicated this is a routine annual item.

