The resolution designates the second full week in November each year as School Psychology Awareness Week in New Jersey. It emphasizes the critical role of mental health in the academic, emotional, and social success of children and youth. The resolution highlights the various challenges students face, such as developmental issues and adverse social conditions, which can hinder their educational performance and future opportunities. It underscores the importance of a comprehensive approach to student support that includes mental health resources, facilitated by school psychologists who are uniquely qualified to address these needs.

Furthermore, the resolution calls for the Governor to issue an annual proclamation recognizing School Psychology Awareness Week and encourages public officials, private organizations, and citizens to observe the week with appropriate events and activities. By acknowledging the vital contributions of school psychologists, the resolution aims to promote awareness of their role in creating safe and supportive learning environments, ultimately enhancing the educational experience and future prospects for students across New Jersey.