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Tell the person that everything will get better.

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Have student surveys about how everything is at home and look over all of them to make sure they are not depressed.

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Make a social media site for the school so you can post positive things so students can see them when they're at home as well

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Give the person a reason to keep living and make them feel happy.

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learning what things trigger depression or suicidal thoughts and apply whatever research is found with relation to school environments

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have support groups for the students

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do surveys to see a persons mental state and how they feel about certain things

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help the person feel wanted and loved

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presentations with personal experiences and how they got past it

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posters to help educate people on the signs

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quicker and more effective methods of stopping bullying.

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If they continue to be depressed, have the counselors contact their parents for further checkup outside of school.

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Comfort them in the process of them getting better.

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Make the school district give all the schools the opportunity to talk about suicide prevention to high school students.

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Have counselors talk to their parents and make sure they watch them

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Have school clubs dedicated to the topic.

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Keep an eye out on students who have recently have gotten better from depression.

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share your experience with others so they see that they are not alone

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make events dedicated to suicide prevention

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speak up if you know or have heard rumors of someone who is suicidal

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be more caring to others instead of judging others

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highlighting the fact that its OK to have the thoughts and to see the signs and want to get help. when you become open about it to any one it becomes easier over time to talk about it and it allows others to help you push through the hard stages you're going through

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try to instill into  students the importance of reachign out to people that may need help, or exxagerating the importance of be open minded and stop being so selfish

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give schools incentive to adding suicide prevention/awareness programs on campus, like more money of free stuff

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mandatory parent involvement to assure that check up on their students is actually occurring

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one on one scheduled time to check up on students

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be understanding

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inform students on how to help others who are depressed

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designate mental health hospital/office/therapist at all school campuses/districts/communities

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more forced parent/teacher/student communication

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school districts have a specific department that is trained and educated to deal with all suicide/ depression needs and teaches to schools all the need to knows

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mental health check ups or tests for students every year

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have the parents fill out a paper at registration about past depression or anxiety

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raise awareness

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let the students who are depressed know that they always have someone who cares about them

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teachers administrators and counselors have to complete some sort of course in this before being eligible for a job

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when parents enroll their kids into what ever middle school, they have to show proof that they have completed some form of training about depression.

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at the very least teach students what to do when thy think someone might e a danger to themselves. like making sure they dont think to exploit it to social media and they advise to person to seek professional attention

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we neeeeed to talk more about it so that is is not such an uncomfortable manner to talk about.

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make resources for teens with depression to turn to at school

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Identify and involve more kids in groups to talk about their problems that make them feel better.

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constructing a sort of safe place, or go to place for people that may be in this place

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Have more support in helping depressed kids.

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annual presentations on the topic

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make it mandatory to learn before promoting to high school. kind of like a senior exit project.

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make it a part of health education in early years to teach about this

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make it a part of health education in early years to teach about this

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in school courses on the topic

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school clubs

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teach teachers the signs of depression