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LVJUSD's $5.7 million school-based mental health grant from the U.S. Department of Education is set to end prematurely following this calendar year, prompting the district to appeal the federal agency's decision. The grant was intended to enhance mental health services for students, addressing the growing need for support in educational settings.
District officials argue that the funding is crucial for maintaining and expanding mental health resources, especially in light of increasing challenges faced by students. The appeal emphasizes the importance of sustained financial support to ensure that mental health programs can continue to operate effectively.
Local leaders and advocates have expressed their concerns over the potential impact of losing this funding, which has been instrumental in providing essential services to students. The district is hopeful that the appeal will lead to a reconsideration of the decision, allowing for continued investment in the mental well-being of its students and fostering a supportive learning environment.
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