There is a mental and behavioral health crisis in King County schools, prompting the expansion of a program designed to address counseling and care for students in need.
"It could not be more clear that we have a crisis in behavioral health, mental health in our youth. It shows up routinely. It shows up in many ways, it shows up in things as terrible as kids taking their own lives. It shows up in what we are hearing from staff at school districts, what they see every day, and we need to act," said Leo Flor, the King County Department of Community and Human Services director.
His office points to data from the CDC and US Preventative Services Task Force, which points to a spike in suicide rates and anxiety among teens.
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