The
recently released Netflix series “13 Reasons Why” deals with the main character
listing the 13 reasons why she wants to die.
The
staff at Kennedy and Truman high schools wants to make sure that students
understand issue, and are planning an educational night to help combat those
types of feelings.
Fliers
for the educational program were going home with students this week, and the program
will be held at 5-7 p.m. May 25 at the Taylor Human Service Community Room,
26650 Eureka Road.
Social
worker Sandra Kluk said the night, entitled “13 Ways to Reach Out,” will be a
roundtable discussion on suicide prevention and tips to aid in prevention.
“No
matter what your stance is, we need to talk about suicide,” she wrote on the
flier for the event.
Kluk
said the event coincides with other Mental Health Awareness Week activities.
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