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A group of students from Ann Arbor Pioneer High School walked out of class on Thursday to raise awareness of the need for more mental health resources in school, just days after their 15-year-old classmate was found dead on school grounds frozen to death.

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It is worth noting that a separate, unrelated tragedy occurred around the same time in nearby Pontiac, Michigan, where a mother, Monica Cannady, and two of her young children, ages 9 and 3, were found frozen to death in a field in January 2023 after she experienced a mental health crisis. A 10-year-old daughter survived that incident. 

Tell The administration to stop putting cuts to the public schools and programs..

If anything 

We need more available training and programs throughout Michigan and most definitely the United States  

we need other options and programs for the rising issues with the YOUTH to be more involved with them and community NOT take more away..

By add a student advocate center to each public School such as "turning point USA" would be a vital resource for the students.

Look how this incident played out in Ann Arbor Michigan not too long ago.

As we see issues like this on the news weekly  in every state an city and our outer Neighborhoods. shootings at schools and at churches taking place some people afraid to even speak.

This is our Humanity our kids trying to speak out and their families to come we need to do better.

Really think we should be stepping in with schools and working with our youth with their best interests of their futures.

With programs available for the students and children for mental health awareness understanding your constitutional rights to be involved with the children within in the schools and after school besides adding politics to school youth has open eyes with a better understanding of the systems at hand.

IF YOU WORK IN OFFICE PUT YOUR PAY on line for the children and future 

If we don't step up and step into the vision of our youth In their future who will.. 

Let's put our tax money back into our city and youth and community not the pockets of big Corporates..