The Supporting Healthy Alliances Reinforcing Education (SHARE) bill outlines a grant program aimed at enhancing the capacity of schools and districts, including charter schools and educational collaboratives, to address students' social-emotional and mental health needs. The bill introduces line item 7061-9650, which is coordinated with line item 7061-0028 for Social Emotional Learning and Mental Health Grants. The funding will support initiatives such as universal mental health screenings for students from kindergarten to grade 12, the development of integrated multi-tiered systems for social-emotional and mental health support, and the establishment of sustainable infrastructure for coordination between schools and community-based providers. Additionally, the bill emphasizes the importance of professional development for public school employees to better identify students in need of mental and behavioral health support. It mandates that by December 30, 2025, the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education must report on all student support efforts funded by this line item. The SHARE program is designed to create supportive learning environments that foster students' overall well-being and academic success, particularly for those from low-income backgrounds, as it allocates at least $500,000 to schools serving high percentages of such students.