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Webinar Recording – The State of Student Well-being 2025: Trendlines and Next Steps

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INTO THE GREAT OUTDOORS

How Outdoor Education Programs Benefit the Entire School Community What’s one program that your school could add that would positively impact all of your students, as well as parents and your surrounding community? A program that would simultaneously support curriculum, […]

HOW ARE STUDENTS REALLY DOING?

Supporting Well-Being With Intention Top of mind for parents and educators is the current state of student well-being. We’re left wondering how to best support the unique needs of this generation.  How did we arrive at what some describe as […]

Webinar Recording – Cell Phone Policies & The Anxious Generation

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Summer 2024 Book List

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Webinar Recording – Building Student Connection to Improve Mental Health

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Webinar Recording – Empowering Educators to Support Mental Health in Grades 6-12

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Pulse Survey: Counseling Professionals

To gain a deeper understanding of the unique challenges independent school counselors face, prevalent student concerns, effective approaches, and current needs, SAIS conducted a pulse survey among member school counselors. Survey Highlights Demographic Snapshot We received feedback from 174 school […]

Supporting Student Well-Being

Curated research and resources for supporting students. Student Stress and Anxiety Social Emotional Learning Students and Social Media For School Counselors Wellness for School Leaders and Educators Additional Mental Health Resources

News – From SAIS Trustee Jackie Westerfield – April 2024

Throughout this year, you will see the voices of many SAIS board members in this spot as the organization transitions to new leadership. Our April news comes from Jackie Westerfield, head of Grandview Preparatory School and past SAIS board chair, […]