03/31/2026
When students struggle with mental health challenges, the support they receive in school can make a lasting difference. Unfortunately, strict disciplinary policies and a lack of mental health resources can sometimes push students out of the classroom and into the justice system instead of connecting them with the help they need.
This article explores how the school-to-prison pipeline affects youth, particularly students of color, and why access to mental health support in schools is critical for creating healthier outcomes for young people.
At Advanced Behavioral Health, we are proud to be part of the solution. Our therapists work in public schools across Maryland counties, and through programs like our Community Schools Program in Greenbelt, we help connect students and families with the support and resources they need to thrive.
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