Waterbury seeks grant to continue mental health programs at Duggan and Wendell Cross schools

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Mental health initiatives took a significant step forward at the Waterbury Board of Education Workshop on June 5, 2025, as the district announced plans to apply for state grants aimed at enhancing primary mental health programs in local schools.

Waterbury is looking to continue its successful mental health programs at Duggan and Wendell Cross elementary schools. Feedback from principals, teachers, and parents has highlighted the positive impact these programs have had on students, underscoring their importance in fostering a supportive educational environment.

The state Department of Education is currently accepting grant proposals, and Waterbury's proactive approach aims to secure funding that will allow these vital programs to thrive. This initiative not only reflects the district's commitment to student well-being but also addresses the growing need for mental health resources in schools.

As the district moves forward with its proposal, the community eagerly anticipates the potential benefits these programs could bring to students' mental health and overall academic success.

Converted from Waterbury Board of Education Workshop - June 5, 2025 meeting on December 29, 2024
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