Idaho's Children's Home Society has been helping children through this pandemic from a mental and behavioral health standpoint.
One expert there says their mental health should continue to be prioritized going forward.
Idaho's Children's Home Society has been helping children through this pandemic from a mental and behavioral health standpoint.
One expert there says their mental health should continue to be prioritized going forward.
IDAHO FAMILIES ARESTUCK WAITING -- ASDISTRICTS DECIDEHOW TO PROCEEDWITH THE UPCOMINGSCHOOL SEMESTERGIVEN THEPRESENCE OFCORONAVIRUS.WHILE REMOTELEARNING IS APHYSICALLY SAFEALTERNATIVE FORMANY FAMILIES... THEEXECUTIVEDIRECTOR OF THECHILDREN'S HOMESOCIETY SAYSBASED ON WHATHE'S SEEN -- HEHOPES SCHOOLADMINISTRATORSWILL CONSIDER THEMENTAL HEALTHIMPACTS... SOCIALISOLATION CANHAVE... ONDEVELOPINGCHILDREN."I HAD AN EMOTIONALBREAKDOWN.BECAUSE I MISS ALLMY FRIENDS.""THESE ARE SOME OFTHE ISSUES THATTHAT WE REALLYHAVE TO TALK ABOUT.I THINK IT'S VERYIMPORTANT FOR, UH,THE SCHOOLLEADERSHIP ANDWHATNOT TO ALWAYSCOMMUNICATE WHATIS BEINGDISCUSSED."SADIKI ADDS THATPARENTS -- ANDADMINISTRATORS --FACE A TOUGHCHOICE.TONIGHT ON IDAHONEWS 6 AT SIX -- OURMADELINE WHITEWILL HAVE MORE --ON NAVIGATING THEBACK-TO-SCHOOLDILEMMA -- SO MANYIDAHOANS FACE.
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