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Schools prioritize mental health to combat staff burnout

October 08, 2024 | York 03, School Districts, South Carolina


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Schools prioritize mental health to combat staff burnout
In a recent government meeting, officials highlighted the positive impact of intersession programs on staff mental health, noting a significant reduction in burnout and bullying incidents. Districts that have adopted these programs reported improvements in overall mental well-being among staff, prompting a push to expand these initiatives further.

Concerns were raised regarding the adequacy of time for facilities crews to complete necessary work across schools within the shortened schedules. Mr. Vaughn, a representative from the facilities department, acknowledged the perpetual challenge of time constraints but assured that the team effectively manages their scheduling to meet demands.

The discussions underscored the importance of mental health support in educational environments and the logistical challenges that accompany program implementation.

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