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Session Type: Symposium
In this panel, we focus on a particularly promising form of school-community partnership: School based health centers (SBHCs). SBHCs are small healthcare facilities that operate inside (or nearby) school buildings and are a partnership between schools and school districts and community health providers. Our panel brings together four papers that focus on different aspects of SBHCs including student mental health, reproductive health, leadership and organizational structure, and effects on student outcomes including attendance and vaccination rates. The COVID pandemic brought attention to the intersection of health and educational policy as schools have been at the center of many public health initiatives. The goal is to provide an in-depth understanding of the complexity and impact of SBHCs in one state.
Division L - Educational Policies and Politics / Division L - Section 8: Social Policy and Education
School-Based Health Centers and Mental Health Services: The Implications of Mental Illness Stigma and the COVID Pandemic - Dara Shifrer, Portland State University; Suzy Fly, Portland State University; Rachel Springer, Portland State University; Kaitlin Yeomans, Portland State University
Developing and Testing a Model of Effective School/School-Based Health Center Collaboration - Caitlin Elizabeth Kearney, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Thurston Domina, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Andrew Saultz, Pacific University Oregon; Dara Shifrer, Portland State University; Erika Carpenter, Portland State University
School-Based Health Centers (SBHCs) and Reproductive Health Services: A Qualitative Analysis of SBHC Coordinators and Their Educator Partners - Erika Carpenter, Portland State University; Haley Simons, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
School-Based Health Centers and Chronic Absenteeism: Statewide Evidence From Oregon - Walker A. Swain, University of Georgia; Caprial E. Farrington, University of Georgia; Thurston Domina, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill