State school superintendent asks for more mental health, military-support services

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Georgia School Superintendent Richard Woods says more state funding is needed for mental health and support services in the state’s schools.

Woods asked lawmakers during budget hearings this week for funding to hire more school counselors, school nurses, social workers and military family liaisons.

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