Secondary Snapshots

Although the Mental Health Snapshots newsletter is no longer being published, we’ve kept all previous editions available for you to reference. Created to support parents and caregivers, these archived issues reflect our long-standing commitment to student well-being and continue to offer helpful strategies, resources, and insights for those who support and care for children and youth.

The content provided through the Snapshots is for informational purposes only. It includes general information and does not specifically address the diverse child rearing challenges parents and caregivers may encounter.  Readers are encouraged to verify information and consider their individual circumstances when making decisions. The content is not a substitute for professional advice. 

*The term “parent” as used in the Snapshot is inclusive of anyone who is actively involved in raising a child, whether it be biological parents, grandparents, foster parents, guardians, or any other caretakers.

 

Secondary Snapshots Sept 2024-June 2025

In this final year of Mental Health Snapshots, we focused on the power of connection—between students, families, schools, and communities. Each edition explored ways to strengthen relationships and support well-being... Read more

Secondary Snapshots Sept 2023-June 2024

Welcome to our 2023-2024 series of Snapshots dedicated to supporting the mental health and well-being of children! Over the school year we explored how building strong, positive connections can serve... Read more

Secondary Snapshots Sept 2019- June 2020

The content provided in the Snapshots is for information purposes only. The Snapshots include information that is general in nature and does not address the many individual child rearing challenges... Read more

Secondary Snapshots Sept 2018- June 2019

The content provided in the Snapshots is for information purposes only. The Snapshots include information that is general in nature and does not address the many individual child rearing challenges... Read more