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39 <br /> Dr. Felder said while there were fewer mental health reports this year, the majority <br /> continued to report suicidal tendency. She resumed the PowerPoint presentation: <br /> Mental Health Reports <br /> Lethally MIWm I MN4 al.d.ffi INgh Tote) <br /> a1 Rapads <br /> 20is= 72 65 22 N <br /> (49.3%Y 138.9%J [13.851 (12.6%1 168 <br /> nspansn <br /> 262612021 33 11 17 14 64 <br /> (94.4) 517.2 ) (2&M) (21.9%Y aeaponaee <br /> 0—ge County Sch_T. <br /> wenmwgi.r¢ <br /> Dr. Felder said the level of lethaility in suicidal reports was higher this year than the <br /> previous year. She resumed the PowerPoint presentation: <br /> School-based Mental Health Referrals <br /> Yes No Retaltiing Rer kvin:g <br /> School ou[slde <br /> •basad su ppart <br /> support <br /> 261%2020 55 166 23 14 <br /> 2020+25771 21 54 16 23 <br /> (16.4%) (474%) (14%) W.2%) <br /> SIE <br /> IOrange County Schools <br /> Bipolar U 11 I U I I U I I ` 1 <br /> � <br /> h A rr� ti �' d .� <br /> Taking Care of Each Other ` <br /> Dr. Felder said OCS staff has shared they feel overwhelmed, anxious, tired, stressed, <br /> and scared. She said the staff set the tone for everything else, and teachers and all staff have <br /> worked harder than ever to bridge the gap and continue providing for the students. She said <br /> staff must be cared for in addition to students. She resumed the PowerPoint presentation: <br />