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and Mental Health America ..................................................................................................... 1  \nAcknowledgments ................................................................................. 3  \nIntroduction: Schools Face Rising Mental Health Needs of Children and Youth .............................................................................. 5  \nAvailable Guidance: Comprehensive School Mental Health Systems and Resources ....................................................................... 6  \nA Call for State Action ......................................................................... 8  \nRecommendations: Summary of State Policy Opportunities ......................................................................... 11  \nState Policy Opportunities for Key Leaders .............................. 13  \nGovernor .................................................................................................. 13  \nState Legislators ..................................................................................... 15  \nChief State School Officer ..................................................................... 18  \nState Secretary of Health and Human Services .............................. 25  \nState Medicaid Director ........................................................................ 28  \nState Public Health Officer .................................................................. 34  \nInsurance Commissioner ...................................................................... 37  \nState Behavioral/Mental Health Commissioner ............................. 39  \nReferences............................................................................................... 41  \nA LETTER FROM HEALTHY SCHOOLS CAMPAIGN AND MENTAL HEALTH AMERICA  \nTo the Reader:  \n“State Policy Opportunities: Advancing Comprehensive School Mental Health Systems to Support Students” was developed through a collaborative effort led by two organizations—Healthy Schools Campaign and Mental Health America  \n—that understand the youth mental health crisis cannot be managed without a comprehensive, systemic approach that is adaptable to the unique needs and challenges of every school.  \nOur recommendations, plus the numerous featured state examples and resources, aim to help state leaders understand their role, as well as the urgency, in addressing student mental health needs. The recommendations identify policy opportunities for states to advance comprehensive school mental health (CSMH) systems—a multi-tiered approach that integrates mental health services and supports within school settingsand uses school-community collaborations to provide a continuum of mental health services.  \nA broad range of experts on education, health, substance use, parent and family partnership, racial equity, and other related areas helped to inform policy opportunities along three system-building stages: establishing infrastructure and priorities, building structure and scale, and promoting effective implementation. They focus specifically on how the governor and state legislators—as well as select state agency directors such as the chief state school officer, state secretary of health and human services, and state Medicaid director—can set a promising policy foundation and, through collaboration, drive sustained and effective school strategies.  \nAddressing the mental health crisis among youth is a national imperative. All students should have equitable access to the conditions and supports needed for social and emotional wellbeing, and schools should have the capacity and necessary guidance to deliver developmentally appropriate and culturally and linguistically effective services and supports. 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