When faced with a crisis, many educators and administrators may overlook the well-being of students. However, focusing on student well-being can be essential in restoring order and helping students cope with difficult times.

One of the most important aspects of student well-being is ensuring that students have access to resources and support that can help them navigate the crisis. This can be especially important for students who are facing challenges such as homelessness, food insecurity, or mental health issues.

Some schools have made efforts to provide students with access to resources and support, even before a crisis has started. For example, some schools have created liaisons who work with students and families to identify and address any barriers to well-being.

In the event of a crisis, schools should also provide students access to mental health professionals and other resources. These professionals can help them deal with the challenges of a crisis and provide support for the long term.

Schools can also provide crisis counseling to students and their families. This can help them cope with the challenges of a crisis and can help them move forward.

In order to ensure that students are able to cope with a crisis, schools should provide access to resources and support.