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Emry Dinman/Columbia Basin Herald Left to right: Snoqualmie Police Officer Kim Stonebraker, Sarah Marsh, Elsa Marsh, and North Central ESD Superintendent Michelle Price. Marsh testified in support strengthening response plans for schools when a student shows signs of mental or emotional distress. Marsh lost a friend and schoolmate while attending Mt. Si High School.

Emry Dinman/Columbia Basin Herald Left to right: Snoqualmie Police Officer Kim Stonebraker, Sarah Marsh, Elsa Marsh, and North Central ESD Superintendent Michelle Price. Marsh testified in support strengthening response plans for schools when a student shows signs of mental or emotional distress. Marsh lost a friend and schoolmate while attending Mt. Si High School.

January 24, 2018

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Bill would strengthen school response for mental health crises
January 24, 2018 2 a.m.

Bill would strengthen school response for mental health crises

OLYMPIA — School districts throughout the state have for years failed to complete legally required response plans for students who are in potentially dangerous emotional distress.