April 19, 2025 - 12:07
Osseo Area Schools has announced plans to cut five mental health positions for the upcoming school year. This decision follows a significant investment from taxpayers three years ago, when millions of dollars in funding were approved to enhance various services, including mental health support for students.
The reduction in staffing raises concerns among parents and community members about the potential impact on students' well-being. Mental health professionals play a crucial role in supporting students, particularly in times of increased stress and anxiety. With the ongoing challenges faced by young people today, many worry that this cut could hinder access to essential mental health resources.
School officials have stated that the decision was made as part of a broader budget review process, but the implications of reducing mental health staff are drawing criticism. Advocates for mental health services are calling for a re-evaluation of priorities to ensure that students receive the support they need to thrive both academically and emotionally.
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