Muskegon County schools are expanding a confidential mentoring program aimed at preventing gun violence among students, as initial results indicate a reduction in violent incidents. The program not only provides support but also encourages students to discuss underlying issues that may contribute to violence, fostering a safer school environment.
Already noted for its positive impact, the initiative has enabled students to open up about their struggles, which is crucial in addressing the root causes of conflict. As the program expands, educators and community leaders hope to further enhance its efficacy and reach, making it a vital component in the ongoing battle against youth violence.
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