NDCL Introduces Therapy Dogs to Enhance Students' Well-being
Notre Dame Cathedral Latin School in Geauga County has introduced therapy dogs to promote student well-being. These dogs make regular visits to offer comfort, connection, and a moment of peace during the busy school day.
The program features seven certified therapy dogs and their handlers, licensed through Bright & Beautiful Therapy Dogs, Inc. and The Alliance of Therapy Dogs. The dogs are skilled in obedience, rally, scent-work, and therapy.
- Visits take place in the Learning Commons
- On good weather days, visits also occur in the school courtyard
The therapy dogs provide a gentle boost to student well-being, offering comfort and connection.
Author's summary: NDCL introduces therapy dogs for student well-being.
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