Killingly students and parents plead for state investigation after local school board rejects plan for school-based mental health center

A group of more than 50 Killingly parents and residents are asking the state Department of Education to investigate the town’s school board after the body rejected a plan that would have created a mental health center at the high school amid an increase in related challenges among students.

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