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🎉Huddle Up is thrilled to announce that we will be at TEXAS COUNCIL OF ADMINISTRATORS OF SPECIAL EDUCATION Interactive next week! 🌟 We're excited to connect with special education leaders from across Texas and share our innovative solutions for enhancing the growth, development, and mental health of children and adolescents. We believe in empowering educators and administrators with the tools they need to support every student's unique journey. Attending TCASE? Join us on Monday for insightful sessions on the latest trends and best practices in special education. Sign up for our sessions here: https://lnkd.in/dwZEN9tY We look forward to meeting you and discussing how we can work together to create a brighter future for all students. #BetterCareTogether #Education #StudentMentalHealth #SpecialEducation #tcase2024 #tcaseinteractive #tcaseinteractive24

We are thrilled to announce that Anna Kunkel from The Seven Hills School has been awarded the $10,000 national grand prize in the Bill of Rights Institute's MyImpact Challenge for founding the Student Alliance for Immigrants and Refugees (SAIR). Anna's project exemplifies Huddle Up's mission by fostering community involvement in the care of children and adolescents. At Huddle Up, we are proud to sponsor MyImpact Challenge and celebrate the incredible work of students like Anna who are making a tangible difference in their communities. Together, we are building a brighter future for all children. Through SAIR, Anna has provided vital support to Cincinnati's immigrant and refugee communities, including securing free books, donating essential gift baskets, raising funds for scholarships, and creating a welcoming environment through a letter-writing campaign. Her dedication and impact embody the civic virtues we strive to instill and support. Read more about Anna's inspiring journey and our partnership with the MyImpact Challenge here: https://lnkd.in/dr3ZWPDD #CommunityCare #BetterCareTogether #MyImpactChallenge #Education

Our latest report underscores the critical importance of mental health support in education. With 62% of superintendents expressing concern over the impact of mental health-related IEP services on educator well-being, it's clear that innovative strategies are needed to support both students and educators. We want to hear from you! What topics should we explore next in our research to continue improving education and student support? Share your thoughts and ideas with us. Explore our report to understand how we can prioritize mental health in schools: https://bit.ly/3z23FYt #InsideIEP #Education #AdolescentMentalHealth #BetterCareTogether

Our recent study highlights that flexible, scalable solutions like virtual IEP services are highly effective. According to our findings, 78% of superintendents who tried virtual services for student mental health reported satisfaction. Virtual solutions are not only practical but essential for comprehensive student support. Learn more about how virtual solutions are transforming education: https://bit.ly/3z23FYt #InsideIEP #Education #AdolescentMentalHealth #BetterCareTogether

"Inside IEP," reveals a crucial insight: 51% of educators advocate for a team-based approach to IEP support, emphasizing the need for multiple qualified staff members to collaborate on student care. This approach can significantly alleviate educator burnout and improve job satisfaction. Dive deeper into our findings and discover how we can better support our educators: https://bit.ly/3z23FYt #InsideIEP #Education #AdolescentMentalHealth #BetterCareTogether

📢📢📢 We are excited to unveil our latest research report, "Inside IEP: Actionable Insights and Innovations for Student Support." This in-depth study reveals the critical challenges and transformative opportunities in delivering growth, development, and mental health IEP services. Key Findings Include: 🔹 Provider shortages have driven classrooms to a breaking point. Over 60% of superintendents are concerned about educator workload and well-being.  🔹Some schools miss over 50% of Individualized Education Program (IEP) sessions, putting increased pressure on educators and compromising critical support for students 🔹Parents, superintendents, and educators alike support innovation such as virtual care. 85% of parents were likely to use virtual support for IEP needs. These findings highlight the urgent need for innovative solutions to enhance student support, reduce educator workload, and strengthen parent and community involvement. Our report offers insight into innovative solutions to address these issues and drive meaningful change in education and outcomes. 👉 Download the full report now: https://bit.ly/3z23FYt 👉 View our full press release: https://prn.to/4b3wO2P As you read through the report, we’d love to hear your thoughts and reactions in the comments below. #InsideIEP #Education #AdolescentMentalHealth #StudentSupport #BetterCareTogether

As we gear up for the release of our latest report, we’re excited to highlight another crucial finding: 78% of superintendents who tried virtual services for student mental health reported satisfaction, and 85% of parents are likely to use virtual providers for their child’s IEP needs. This data points to the promising potential of virtual solutions in transforming student support. Join us as we continue to share valuable insights and explore how these innovative approaches can make a significant impact. The full report will be available this week! #SECSCConference #InsideIEP #Education #AdolescentMentalHealth #BetterCareTogether

Following the exclusive preview of our report at the Southeast Conference on School Climate last week, we're excited to share more insights from "Inside IEP: Insights and Innovations for Student Support." One key finding reveals that 66% of superintendents are deeply concerned about the impact of mental health-related IEP services on educator workload. This underscores the urgent need for scalable solutions that can support both students and educators. Stay tuned as we unveil more findings and discuss innovative strategies to address these challenges in the coming weeks. The full report will be available this week—don't miss it! #SECSCConference #InsideIEP #Education #AdolescentMentalHealth #BetterCareTogether

🌿 🌿 As we wrap up Mental Health Month, we want to share our last tip from one of our dedicated therapists, Natalie. She starts her day with a 3-mile outdoor walk, either talking to her mother who lives a few states away or immersing herself in the beauty of nature. She often adds music to her walks, and enjoys spotting foxes, deer, wild turkeys, rabbits, and a variety of birds in her neighborhood. After her walk, she tends to her garden and ensures the birdbath has fresh water. 🌸🌳🦊 Our therapists recommend several other ways to manage stress and support mental health, including: 🔹Enjoying Nature: Spend time outdoors to relax and recharge. 🔹Reading: Dive into a good book to escape and unwind. 🔹Listening to Podcasts: Learn something new or simply entertain yourself. 🔹Engaging with Daily Affirmations or Spiritual Practices: Find peace and positivity through mindfulness. 🔹Sport: Stay active to boost your mood and energy levels. We hope these tips inspire you to take care of your mental health and find joy in everyday moments. Thank you for joining us this month, and remember to always make time for yourself. 🌞🌻