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Suicide Prevention & Awareness
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According to the CDC, suicide is among the leading causes of death for people ages 10-66 and is the second leading cause of death for young people ages 10-14. During times of uncertainty, it is important for students to remain connected to healthy friendships, school activities, trusted adults and needed resources.
It is our aim as a district to teach students to ACT- Acknowledge, Care, and Tell. Knowing the signs of suicide, understanding the importance of practicing self-care or showing a friend you care, and understanding when to tell are all the first steps to saving a life.






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Toolkit 2022
2022 Suicide Prevention Awareness Month- Stay Connected Toolkit.pdf 1.08 MB (Last Modified on September 2, 2022)