• Improved academic performance: Students who receive school support are more likely to have improved academic performance. This is because they have access to additional resources and support, such as tutoring and help with homework.
• Better mental and emotional health: Students who receive school support are more likely to have better mental and emotional health. This is because they have access to counselling and support groups, which can help them to cope with stress, anxiety, and other challenges.
• Stronger social and interpersonal skills: Students who receive school support are more likely to have stronger social and interpersonal skills. This is because they have opportunities to participate in extracurricular activities and to build relationships with their peers and teachers.
• Increased graduation rates: Students who receive school support are more likely to graduate from high school. This is because they have the resources they need to succeed in school, such as academic support, social-emotional support, and special education services.

School support is an important investment in the future of our children. By providing students with the resources they need, we can help them to succeed in school and to reach their full potential.