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Getting to and from school safely

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Approaches by unknown people on the way to or from school.

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Approaches by unknown people on the way to or from school.

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Peer pressure  to fit-in... to the urban culture of the group... within the the group

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Overstimulation, generally. Constant noise, light, activity, etc.

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Poverty, family trauma, drug use, peer pressure, generational trauma, etc.

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work, taking care of siblings, violence

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Crazy people yelling random/racist things at them.

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family issues
Amanda

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The commute to school whether it's SEPTA or walking, arriving on time. Very large pupil population, oversized classes. Underfunded schools, teacher shortages.

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trauma
financial issues

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Work, lack of support at home

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Possibly, Yes, especially when our president drives the agenda with his hatred fill rants about building walls, etc

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Fear of exclusion

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being the "parent" in situations were the student acts as a translator

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social media

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Commute through potentially difficult neighborhood, delays on transit, bad weather during commutes, high volume of people.

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Commute through potentially difficult neighborhood, delays on transit, bad weather during commutes, high volume of people.

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Not understanding the crazy people yelling random/racist things at them.

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Asked to act as translators for family; must learn new language in both every day slang & academic forms simultaneously; pressured to succeed in order to move on to career whilst learning new language

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Increased cognitive load of immersion in a language in which they're less than fluent

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Violence. Access to healthy food. Passing through a metal detector and being greeted by a cop when they come to school.

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Language, work, no support at home with school work

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Crime in the area

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Dealing with poverty, hunger, potentially dangerous strangers.

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racism/ethnic prejudices
new culture adjusting

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Absolutely NOT. We need licensed therapists at every school

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Not fully understanding the language

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Probably. Immigrant groups with negative connotations will probably face greater adversity out on the streets. They might also become more likely targets for violence and discrimination.

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The schools I have worked in have done amazing work connecting students to mental health resources.  That being said...we need more support.

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Translating for friends and family, sometimes with high stakes. Not being understood. Not being taught at an accessible level.

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Yes, depending on their unique situations.

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Students in general, or with our EL population? Either way they do not go far enough to screen or address some mental health concerns that are sometimes raised by teachers.

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Yes, the transition from a country in turmoil causes residual trauma

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I think that undocumented immigrants are likely at a higher risk for depression because their daily stress levels are higher.

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Language barriers, new surroundings.

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Not knowing the culture and mannerisms... the "slang"

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Sure, trends of experiences exist within certain communities, some of which may be more stressful than others, contributing to negative mental health outcomes.

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Probably, given the additional stress they are experiencing. However, I would also assume this is underreported and undetreated.

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Given our limited resources, we would certainly like to do more, but we do the best with what we have.

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Having adult responsibilities, especially in families where parents don't speak English.

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No.

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No. I do not believe that our schools are financially equipped nor do they have the time or staff to properly deal with the mental health concerns or needs of our students.

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Yes, undocumented immigrants have a lot of fear and they are isolated

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Yes, especially undocumented students.

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Not at all.  I would love to see more resources allocated to provide qualified humans who are certified mental health professionals in our schools.

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Probably

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Yes, I think so, especially those w/o support

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Actually, I can only go by what I see in my school, and they make a lot of resources available.

Where we can't supply in-house, we make outside referrals

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Not at all.

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Lol no.

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Navigating the school physical space, school procedure and policies, socialization with peers, assimilation, and of course Language.

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I think they want to, but dont have the proper resources to do it correctly

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No... they develop coping skills within their community, unless they are isolated and with greater acculteration into the American culture.  Depression is more commonly diagnosed in the USA.

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Besides learning the language, just fitting in I believe. Feeling like they are a part of the general community of students that they are surrounded with.

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For sure not. My school has 900+ kids with only 2 counselors who are responsible for coordinating testing, college applications, and other administrative duties in addition to being the first point of care for our kids' mental health

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I feel like our regular population does not have enough of mental support

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I feel as though poor immigrants would suffer a higher rate of depression.

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I feel as though poor immigrants would suffer a higher rate of depression.

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Schools don't do enough enough to address mental health issues at all, I don't think mental health should be a school concern. However mental health agencies should partner wth school districts.