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Charlotte County Public Schools has a team dedicated to addressing the mental health needs of our students. The school social worker, school psychologist, and school counselor collaborate with school administration and staff to address the unique needs of each individual student. Our School-based mental health team members also collaborate with the FLDOE to acquire the most up-to-date information and resources to share with students, staff, and families.
Resiliency Education
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Crisis response teams are comprised of school social workers, school psychologists, and school counselors. The purpose of Crisis Response to a traumatic event is to provide immediate support and assistance to those in need, while re-establishing normalcy in the school as quickly as possible. (SB Policy #8410 & #8410.01)
Examples of School Crisis
- The death of a student, a staff member, or a community member whose death affects a significant portion of the school population
- Major environmental crisis, such as a flood or fire
- A situation that involves a threat to the physical safety of students, such as a school bus accident, even in the absence of injuries
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Substance Use
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Mental Health Training for Staff & Students
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In Florida, quality mental and emotional health education has been identified as a high priority. Effective since the 2019/20 school year, statutes have been in place that require all districts to provide education to students in the following areas. In November of 2022, the 5-hour mental health education requirement was changed to encompass resiliency standards.
Resiliency Education (5 hours of instruction for students in grades 6-12).
Substance Use and Abuse Health Education (grades K-12)
Child Trafficking Prevention Education (grades K-12)
Mental Health Training for Students
Mental & Emotional Health Education
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