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Meridian, MS: Middle school student self-harming; reasons unknown

Jun 1, 2018
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Sept 29, 2017, WTOK-TV, Meridian, MS: Self-harming students receive help from school http://www.wtok.com/content/news/Self-harming-students-receive-help-from-school--448715953.html Several middle school students repeatedly cut themselves on their hands and arms. It's called "self-injury" or "self-harm" and concerned parents want to know how the school system is handling the disturbing situation. Neshoba Central Superintendent Lundy Brantley says four middle school students cut themselves and school officials aren't sure why. "We really don't know what the exact reason is."… Regardless of the reason and where it happened, the students are getting help. "They are in counseling sessions with our own counselors," says Brantley. "From what I understand, they've been referred to some local counseling agencies, as well."...

 
 
 

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