Boerne High School announces death of young teacher
“Her kindness and spirit will forever be a fixture of BHS,” the high school said in a statement
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Boerne High School (Boerne ISD)
BOERNE – A teacher at Boerne High School passed away at the age of 28, school officials announced Saturday.
Life skills teacher Crysta Richardson, of BHS, also taught at several Boerne ISD campuses, and “her loss is felt at each one,” according to BHS.
Details surrounding Richardson’s passing are limited. But, BHS issued a statement on social media and the school’s website. You can read the full statement from the high school below:
UVM senior has a prescription for eco-anxiety: action Photo by Sally McCay
Isabel “Izzy” Coppola ’21 spent much of her senior year focused on the emerging field of eco-anxiety the psychological effects of worry about climate change. The American Psychiatric Association describes it as “a chronic fear of environmental doom.”
Coppola knows the feeling. Her UVM resume could be a prescription for how to alleviate eco-anxiety: get busy and start local. Her research is showing that eco-anxiety is a malady that can affect anyone who cares about the health of the planet future generations will inherit.
“Young people involved in climate work experience anxiety very regularly, but there aren’t extensive studies on it,” Coppola says.
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