To help all students feel happy and supported, schools can use some helpful strategies. Here are a few:

1. Training for Teachers:

   • About 70% of teachers say they need training to better support students who have social and emotional needs. This means they want to learn how to help these students more effectively.

2. Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) Programs:

   • Schools that have SEL programs see a 22% rise in how well students do in their studies. These programs teach kids important skills like how to manage feelings and work with others.

3. Peer Support Systems:

   • Having peers mentor each other can cut down behavioral problems by 50% in students who learn differently. This means when students help each other, it makes a big difference.

4. Flexible Learning Environments:

   • A recent study found that 60% of students with learning differences do better in different kinds of learning settings. This shows that having choices in learning can really help them succeed.

By focusing on these important areas, schools can greatly improve the emotional health and academic success of all their students.