Editor’s note: This is part three of a series about the statewide problems in Oregon’s education system, and how it affects local schools in the Southern Willamette region. This week’s story follows mental health’s role in student academics.
A school’s primary mission is teaching and learning, but when a student is struggling with matters in their personal life: Those problems don’t stop at the door.
According to Creslane Counselor Amy McCormick, there’s a direct correlation…
