MNPS to discuss youth mental health in 'Every Student Known' Summit
The event is named after a song titled, "Every Student Known" that Director of Schools Dr. Adrienne Battle wrote. The song was recently recorded by Grammy award-winning artist CeCe Winans. Students from Metro Schools in Nashville are invited to McGavock High School to discuss youth mental health at the "Every Student Known Summit". The event is named after a song written by Dr. Adrienne Battle and recently recorded by Grammy-winning artist CeCe Winans. The event will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., with students registering in advanced. The school hopes this event will allow students to connect with peers across the district.
Published : 2 years ago by Brianna Hamblin, By: Brianna Hamblin in Health
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Saturday, students from Metro Schools are invited to McGavock High School to talk about mental health for the Every Student Known Summit.
This event is named after a song titled "Every Student Known." Director of Schools Dr. Adrienne Battle wrote the song, and it was recently recorded by Grammy award-winning artist CeCe Winans.
Winans has received the most Grammys for female gospel singer, along with dozens of other awards for her powerful music.
Dr. Battle said the song is a commitment to making sure students feel they are each valued. That is why this event is called the "Every Student Known Summit."
Winans will be the key note speaker for the event. It will be from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 2, at McGavock High School.
The school said this event is an opportunity for students to connect with peers from across the district.
Students are asked to be registered in advanced here.
Hopefully, students will get to hear a wonderful performance of the song CeCe and Dr. Battle worked on together.
Topics: Social Issues