Mental Health Services
Expanded counseling caseloads, added school psychologists and social workers, and outside clinical referrals tied to student anxiety, depression and self-harm concerns.
School districts allege they have spent heavily responding to the effects of social media on students. These are the categories of district costs that may be evaluated in the litigation.
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Cost categories
Expanded counseling caseloads, added school psychologists and social workers, and outside clinical referrals tied to student anxiety, depression and self-harm concerns.
Staff time for intervention plans, discipline follow-up, student support teams and parent meetings connected to online conduct.
Investigations, threat assessments, student protection measures and administrative time responding to online harassment.
Instructional time lost to device-related distraction, conflicts that begin online and spill into school, and related staff hours.
Crisis teams, safety planning, emergency response and staff training following incidents tied to social media activity.
Phone-storage systems, monitoring and filtering software, policy development and enforcement time.
Every district is different.
Let our team help you evaluate your specific costs.
What counts
Costs are generally supported by records your district already keeps: budgets, payroll, contracts, invoices and program reports.
Counselors, psychologists, social workers, administrators and the hours they spend on social-media-related issues.
In-house services and outside providers, referrals and contracted clinical support.
Professional development on digital safety, mental health, threat assessment and intervention.
Phone-storage systems, filtering and monitoring software and related licenses.
Crisis teams, safety planning, emergency communication and follow-up.
Other costs your records connect to social-media-related issues.
Getting started
Most districts start with a conversation, not a spreadsheet. Counsel will explain which records matter for your district, and our team helps organize the request so it doesn’t pull staff away from students.
Request a confidential cost review. There is no cost to request a review and no obligation to proceed.