08.31.2020 | Chalkbeat NY |\u00a0The city\u2019s new plan to address student trauma does not go far enough to ensure those in crisis will find the help they need, two advocacy organizations say. These groups, Advocates for Children and Girls for Gender Equity, are also calling on the education department to halt punitive school discipline policies this fall.<\/p>
\u201cWhile we commend the DOE for including a commitment to trauma-informed care, social-emotional learning, and mental health support \u2026 the DOE\u2019s plan falls short on specificity,\u201d the groups wrote in a seven-page lettre<\/a> sent Friday to Mayor Bill de Blasio and schools Chancellor Richard Carranza. \u201cIt does not specify the supports and services that students, families, and schools will be able to access and how they can be accessed.\u201d\u00a0Lire l'article<\/em><\/a><\/p>","":null,"settings":[]}}],"relationships":{"":null,"article_type":[83],"topics":[24],"misc_topics":[193]},"misc":{"search_results":{"":null,"excerpt":"","featured_image":""}}},"yoast_head":"\n