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Hey everyone, I've been following the tragic case of Morgan Osborne and something I've been thinking about is how the community is rallying to support Legacy High during such a difficult time. I've read that counselors have been made available to help students cope, but I wonder how effective these services really are in situations like this. I mean, can brief sessions with a counselor truly help teenagers process the loss of a classmate, especially when it's so sudden and violent? If anyone has personal experience with grief counseling in a school setting or knows how kids are typically reacting to such events, I’d love to hear your thoughts. Keeping Morgan's family and friends in my prayers. Stay strong, Midland. ?
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I've been following the tragic case of Morgan Osborne, and what's really been weighing on my mind is the role that Legacy High School is playing in supporting students during this incredibly difficult period. It's clearly an unimaginably tough time for all those who knew Morgan, and I genuinely hope that the school's initiative to offer counseling services is helping. A community's response in times like these can really make a difference. Schools, in particular, have such a significant influence on their students' lives, and it's heartening to see them step up and provide the necessary emotional support. If anyone here has experience with school-led counseling during a tragic event, I'd be interested to know how effective it was and if it made a lasting impact. It's important that we learn how best to support young people through trauma like this. Thoughts are with Morgan's loved ones.