MDCPS Bolsters Student Well-being with 133 New Mental Health Coordinators
Miami-Dade County Public Schools has significantly expanded its mental health support for students by hiring 133 new Mental Health Coordinators. These professionals will be placed across all school levels to address students' social, emotional, and physical developmental needs.
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Homestead students now have enhanced mental health support with the Miami-Dade County Public Schools (MDCPS) Mental Health Services team expanding its personnel. The district hired 133 Mental Health Coordinators, placing them across elementary, middle, and high schools.
This expansion aims to address students' social, emotional, and physical developmental needs. The new coordinators join a dedicated team that includes an Assistant Superintendent, Curriculum Support Specialists, and Senior Administrative Assistants.
The MDCPS Mental Health Services page provides details on the key personnel leading these efforts. The page lists the Assistant Superintendent, Curriculum Support Specialists, and Senior Administrative Assistants, along with their contact information. This allows parents and community members to directly reach out to the individuals overseeing student mental health initiatives.
The 133 new Mental Health Coordinators are a significant addition, strategically assigned to provide direct support within schools. Their focus is on fostering a supportive environment for students, addressing a range of developmental needs to promote overall well-being.
Residents can find more information about the team and their roles by visiting the MDCPS Mental Health Services page.
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