On Wednesday, Governor Josh Shapiro visited Iroquois Jr. and Senior High School to discuss mental health with students and counselors. The event was part of a statewide roundtable discussion hosted by the governor.
During the discussion, the governor talked about the importance of mental wellness and the resources available to students. He also highlighted the need for greater investment in mental health services in schools and communities across Pennsylvania.
During the roundtable discussion, the governor was joined by students, counselors, and other stakeholders. It was an open and engaging conversation, and everyone was encouraged to share their perspectives on the importance of mental health.
The governor also took the opportunity to promote his proposed budget, which includes significant investments in mental health and education. He talked about the need to increase spending on mental health services in order to help students and families cope with stress and other challenges.
The governor’s visit to Iroquois Jr. and Senior High School was a clear indicator of his commitment to improving mental health care in Pennsylvania. He is committed to increasing investment in education and supporting the mental and behavioral health of all students.
Source: www.pa.gov