Sacred Heart Student Voice

Students are losing access to school-based mental health services due to cuts in funding, just when they’re needed most.

In order for me and thousands of others to achieve our dreams, we need not only financial assistance, but respect.

Stopping the rate of child suicide from rising anymore should be a primary concern of the State of Connecticut. 

This bill would make it easier for religious organizations like churches and synagogues to build affordable housing on their own land.

Healthcare affordability is not just an economic issue; it is a public health crisis. Connecticut lawmakers have a chance to help.

Excessive scrolling has been tied to negative thought patterns, shortened attention spans and social isolation.

These weapons are redefining the scale and severity of gun violence, but Connecticut has a chance to stop them.

My father’s story shows that drugs to combat obesity should not be seen as a luxury, but a medical necessity.

When benefits are delayed or cut, the consequences are not abstract; they show up in empty refrigerators, skipped meals, and increased stress.

The benefits offered by children’s educational programs pay for themselves and are vital investments for the future of our country.

By investing in community health centers, Connecticut can reduce long waits and ensure timely care even as federal cuts take effect.

Connecticut needs to finally ban flavored vapes, mirroring our neighboring states which have already taken action to protect young people.

In a city with aging infrastructure and older housing stock, Bridgeport residents face a persistent risk from lead pipes

If Connecticut truly wants its students to succeed, every child should have access to nutritious meals at school.

As schools struggle to manage emotional and behavioral challenges, a mental health crisis among children in special education grows.