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A new health center has officially opened its doors at John F. Kennedy High School, providing essential on-site primary care and mental health services for students. This initiative aims to promote student wellbeing and enhance academic success by addressing health concerns directly within the school environment.
The center is designed to offer a range of services, including routine check-ups, vaccinations, and mental health support, ensuring that students have access to the care they need without the barriers of transportation or scheduling conflicts. By integrating health services within the school, the clinic seeks to create a supportive atmosphere that fosters both physical and mental health.
School officials and community leaders have expressed their enthusiasm for the initiative, highlighting its potential to improve student attendance and performance. With the increasing recognition of the link between health and education, this health center represents a significant step towards prioritizing student health in Cleveland.
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