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How these DCHS students helped revamp a statewide website to support students’ mental health across Georgia

DCHS students Chloe Tanner, left, and Elisabeth Spence, right, stand with Georgia’s DBHDD Commissioner Kevin Tanner, center, after meeting with him and his staff about adding more resources for students and teachers to the state website. Photo courtesy of Lori Grant.

FCCLA DBHDD 1 12242024 — DCHS students Chloe Tanner, left, and Elisabeth Spence, right, stand with Georgia’s DBHDD Commissioner Kevin Tanner, center, after meeting with him and his staff about adding more resources for students and teachers to the state website. Photo courtesy of Lori Grant.

For several weeks now, two students at Dawson County High School have been hard at work on a project that will help provide better mental health resources for students and teachers across the state of Georgia.