Schumer announces grant for Batavia City Schools to increase mental health support

A five-year grant of just under a half million dollars per year will fulfill the city school district’s ambitions to hire more social workers for each school building, focus on family engagement and work to increase student mental and behavioral support, district leaders said Thursday. The grant was announced by Senator Charles Schumer as part of $3.6 million of Full-Service

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