CHAMBERS — Nebraska educators are raising concerns about a shortage of school psychologists and declining funding for student mental health services. Chambers Public School lost its mental health practitioner after funding ran out, leaving teachers and counselors to help identify struggling students. Schools are turning to mentoring programs, staff training and partnerships with outside providers to address the gaps. Education leaders emphasize that additional funding and mental health professionals are needed to ensure students receive proper support and are prepared to learn.

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