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Eleven Bills to KILL; Seeking Access to Our Children as LabRats for Research & Training

TX Lege RUSHING these BAD bills through, while still no property tax relief OR Good election integrity protection

THEY’RE RUSHING THESE BILLS THROUGH – TODAY!

Here are 11 bills that promote MORE “social-emotional” school programs that rob teachers & students of precious academic class time through RESEARCH of childhood behavioral & mental health; all in the name of the Governor’s “school safety” agenda.

CALL Your 2 State LEGISLATORS (Senator & House Rep) (call YOUR Senators on the HJR and HBs, and call YOUR House Rep on the SBs)

Vote NO to…

HB 10 (Thompson, S) “TX Mental & Behavioral Health Research Institute”
HB18 (Price) Mental health training, curriculum, counseling
HB19 (Price) MH/Substance abuse resources for school districts
HB 906 (Thompson, S) Establishing a task force for school mental Health
[The above four bills are moving fastest – Please address these today! Call YOUR senator]

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SB 10 (creating the Texas MENTAL Health Care Consortium) is the wrong solution to “school safety”

LOW income / LOW information families will be hurt, first.

Here’s just a handful of reasons to OPPOSE the DOZENS of mental health bills in Austin that want to involve our local school campuses, which is code for expanding the market share for the government-supported pharmaceutical companies, by creating a direct avenue for them to perform mental assessments on our children, AT SCHOOL.

Whether it’s through research funding, consulting positions for faculty, or “educational” dollars, drug companies have a major influence on our medical schools.

1992 Congressional Hearing: TX Sen Moncrief – “Hospitals would go into schools and initiate kickbacks to counselors who could find students that had mental health insurance and would then be put into that hospital.” https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=umn.31951d00282733c;view=1up;seq=9

“…social workers, school counselors, probation officers, crisis hotline workers and even ministers were paid to refer patients to private psychiatric hospitals. These are people we have all been taught to trust, not avoid.” https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=umn.31951d00282733c;view=1up;seq=9  Continue reading “SB 10 (creating the Texas MENTAL Health Care Consortium) is the wrong solution to “school safety””