Path Program Expands Support with Full-Time Therapists in 10 District Buildings

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During the Sioux Falls School District's School Board Work Session on September 3, 2025, officials highlighted the ongoing collaboration with local support services to enhance mental health resources for students. The district currently partners with three key entities, including LSS Path and Southeastern Behavioral, to provide essential support across multiple schools.

The LSS Path program, in particular, has made a significant impact by serving ten buildings within the district. This initiative ensures that students have access to mental health services directly within their schools, with a full-time therapist available Monday through Friday. This model aims to address the growing need for mental health support among students, allowing for more immediate and accessible care.

The discussion underscored the importance of these partnerships in meeting the diverse needs of students across the district. By spreading resources among various schools, the district is committed to fostering a supportive environment that prioritizes student well-being.

As the district continues to evaluate and expand these services, the focus remains on ensuring that all students have the necessary support to thrive academically and emotionally. The ongoing collaboration with these organizations is expected to play a crucial role in achieving this goal.

Converted from School Board Work Session 9-3-2025 meeting on September 04, 2025
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