> the more we did to help students (as a cohort) with their mental health, the worse it became An equally plausible explanation is that when the school had zer

> the more we did to help students (as a cohort) with their mental health, the worse it became An equally plausible explanation is that when the school had zero resources to help kids with depression or other mental health problems they choose to keep their mouths shut and suffer it in silence. Once the school started paying attention to the issue, it started surfacing people with pre-existing problems who had not previously had anyone to talk to about it.