Military families face unique challenges, and for their teenagers, the transition to civilian life can be particularly tough. A new report from K-12 Dive sheds light on the mental well-being of military-connected teens, highlighting the pressing need for schools to provide targeted support. As these students navigate the complexities of adolescence, they often face anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues stemming from frequent moves, parental deployments, and the stigma surrounding military life. By understanding these specific challenges, educators can develop effective strategies to ensure these students receive the help they need to thrive academically and personally.
How schools can address military-connected teens’ mental well-being K-12 Dive
