Lessons on grief and loss will be taught in NJ schools
New Jersey will require grief education in schools under a new law passed by Gov. Phil Murphy last week. The lessons, for students in grades 8 through 12, will include lessons on the symptoms of grief, coping mechanisms, and the resources that are available to students, including in-school support, mental health crisis support and individual and group therapy.
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