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“Handle with Care” program helps students who have experienced traumatic events

November 9, 2023/

Last spring, the Helena Public Schools District teamed up with the Helena Police Department to launch the “Handle with Care” program.

“We’ll pull that student aside, just ask if they’re doing okay, ask if they need anything,” said Cal Boyle, the Principal of Helena Middle School.

This program helps to support students who experience traumatic incidents outside of school hours.

 

By: Rachel Fortunato

 

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  1. Russ Fletcher on November 9, 2023 at 7:44 am

    Why not help all students learn how to cope before they suffer traumatic events?

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