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A new study by EAB highlights a trend among students who feel unsure about their commitment to college due to growing concerns about affordability, academic success, and mental health preparedness.

A growing share of high-school students say they feel unprepared for college, academically and emotionally, and are choosing not to enroll right away — suggesting that long-term effects of the pandemic are stunting college enrollment.

Students in a new survey cite concerns about academic preparation, mental health and affordability. Many say college isn’t worth it.

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In a February survey by EAB, 79% of superintendents indicated they don’t have the staff to focus enough on student mental health needs.

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With student mental health at an all-time low, district leaders must anticipate incidents of student misbehavior. One thing to consider, according to a new report, is whether your school's discipline policies actually benefit the student or simply make matters worse.

Despite schools’ growing calls for attention to student mental health, the center found only 4% of districts generally mentioned mental health in their mission statements, with 7% in Democratic areas and 4% in Republican areas including the topic. These concerns around mental health can be seen in an EAB survey polling nearly 200 superintendents across 37 states where a majority (92%) said the student mental health crisis has worsened since 2019, and 79% said they don’t have enough staff to address the problem.