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Coordinated Strategy Needed to Ensure Active Shooter Drill Practices in Schools Protect Mental and Emotional Health of Students, Says New Report

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School active shooter drills are an increasingly common part of student life. A new National Academies report examines the mental, emotional, and behavioral impacts that active shooter drills can have on children and adolescents and recommends steps to better understand and protect the health and well-being of students and school staff.

Aug 13, 2025

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New Report Provides Road Map for Policy Changes to Transform Child Health Care and Meet the Challenges of the Youth Health Crisis

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Sep 19, 2024

Report Urges Changes to Preschool Curricula to Improve Equity and Support High-Quality Early Education in the U.S.

News Release

Apr 11, 2024

To Minimize Harms and Maximize Benefits of Social Media to Adolescent Health, New Report Recommends Setting Industrywide Standards, New Protections Against Harassment

News Release

Dec 13, 2023

More Investment and Attention Needed to Address Pandemic-Related Harms on Children and Families in Marginalized Communities

News Release

Mar 16, 2023

Decision to Overturn Roe v. Wade Could Worsen Reproductive Health in U.S., Exacerbate Health Inequities

Statement

Jun 24, 2022

National Academies Statement in Support of Findings and Conclusions of 2019 Report on Child Poverty

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Nov 9, 2021

National Academies Release New Videos and Illustrated Stories to Help Kids and Teens Manage Mental Health and Emotions During COVID-19

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Sep 23, 2021

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New Report Provides Road Map for Policy Changes to Transform Child Health Care and Meet the Challenges of the Youth Health Crisis

Report Urges Changes to Preschool Curricula to Improve Equity and Support High-Quality Early Education in the U.S.

To Minimize Harms and Maximize Benefits of Social Media to Adolescent Health, New Report Recommends Setting Industrywide Standards, New Protections Against Harassment

New Report Identifies Policies to Reduce Intergenerational Poverty in the U.S.

The Future of Pediatric Subspecialty Physicians — New Report

New Report Recommends Broad Policy Improvements to Reduce Opportunity Gaps for Young Children

More Investment and Attention Needed to Address Pandemic-Related Harms on Children and Families in Marginalized Communities

Decision to Overturn Roe v. Wade Could Worsen Reproductive Health in U.S., Exacerbate Health Inequities

National Academies Statement in Support of Findings and Conclusions of 2019 Report on Child Poverty

National Academies Release New Videos and Illustrated Stories to Help Kids and Teens Manage Mental Health and Emotions During COVID-19

‘It Shouldn’t Take a Pandemic’ — Supporting Kids and Teens as School Resumes

‘An Unprecedented Disruption’ — How Adolescents Are Coping With the Pandemic

Schools Should Prioritize Reopening in Fall 2020, Especially for Grades K-5, While Weighing Risks and Benefits

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New Report Provides Road Map for Policy Changes to Transform Child Health Care and Meet the Challenges of the Youth Health Crisis

Report Urges Changes to Preschool Curricula to Improve Equity and Support High-Quality Early Education in the U.S.

To Minimize Harms and Maximize Benefits of Social Media to Adolescent Health, New Report Recommends Setting Industrywide Standards, New Protections Against Harassment

New Report Identifies Policies to Reduce Intergenerational Poverty in the U.S.

The Future of Pediatric Subspecialty Physicians — New Report

New Report Recommends Broad Policy Improvements to Reduce Opportunity Gaps for Young Children

More Investment and Attention Needed to Address Pandemic-Related Harms on Children and Families in Marginalized Communities

Decision to Overturn Roe v. Wade Could Worsen Reproductive Health in U.S., Exacerbate Health Inequities

National Academies Statement in Support of Findings and Conclusions of 2019 Report on Child Poverty

National Academies Release New Videos and Illustrated Stories to Help Kids and Teens Manage Mental Health and Emotions During COVID-19

‘It Shouldn’t Take a Pandemic’ — Supporting Kids and Teens as School Resumes

‘An Unprecedented Disruption’ — How Adolescents Are Coping With the Pandemic

Schools Should Prioritize Reopening in Fall 2020, Especially for Grades K-5, While Weighing Risks and Benefits