Mental health is as important as physical health in creating an environment where students can thrive academically and personally. Schools play a crucial role in supporting student mental health through comprehensive programs that address emotional well-being, stress management, and social-emotional learning. The pressures of academic performance, social relationships, and future planning can create significant stress for students. Without proper support, these challenges can lead to anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues that interfere with learning and development. Effective mental health programs in schools include trained counselors, peer support systems, stress reduction techniques, and education about mental health for both students and staff. By prioritizing mental health, schools not only support individual student well-being but also create more positive, productive learning environments for everyone.