‘Handle with Care’ keeps teachers informed about students processing trauma (WMDU)

Karen Clemmer 10/6/209:05 AM

By Jack Springgate, October 1, 2020, WNDU.

BERRIEN COUNTY, Mich. (WNDU) -As many students return to in-person learning, school districts are showing that mental health is a top priority.

16 News Now tells us how Berrien County law enforcement agencies and Berrien RESA are working together to put these words into actions.

The Handle with Care partnership discretely gives teachers the information they need to address students in their classroom who may be processing a traumatic event.

Teachers might not always catch the signals from a student who just went through a deeply disturbing experience.

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