Framingham Public Schools Earns Silver Champion of Mental Health Literacy Seal

Framingham Public Schools Earns Silver Champion of Mental Health Literacy Seal

Framingham, MA - Framingham Public Schools has earned a Silver Champion of Mental Health Literacy Seal from Mental Health Collaborative (MHC) for the 2026–2027 school year. The Seal recognizes schools and districts that demonstrate a commitment to equipping their communities with the knowledge and skills to understand and support mental health.

Through its partnership with MHC, Framingham Public Schools brought Mental Health Essentials programs to educators, parents & caregivers.

“As an organization primarily charged with the responsibility of teaching and learning, that priority is never disconnected from many other fundamental needs of our students and staff, especially the social, emotional, and mental health needs of our students,” said Dr. Robert A. Tremblay, Superintendent of the Framingham Public Schools. “Mental health education and awareness is fundamental to our district mission and core values and we are honored to have earned this seal of distinction.”

“We recognize schools for what they achieve in academics and athletics. Their commitment to mental health education deserves recognition, too,” said Abbie Rosenberg, founder and CEO of MHC. “We want young people to understand their mental health and know how to ask for help. And we want the adults in their lives to have the knowledge and skills to support them.”

Schools and districts interested in earning the Seal can start by scheduling a brief consultation with MHC to discuss which Mental Health Essentials programs are right for their school community. Learn more on the Champion of Mental Health Literacy Seal.

About Mental Health Collaborative

Mental Health Collaborative is a national nonprofit whose mission is to build resilient communities through mental health education and awareness. Its Mental Health Essentials programs bring comprehensive mental health literacy education to schools, organizations, and individuals. Learn more at mentalhealthcollaborative.org.