text: Here is a quote from a school official, Dr. Christina Connolly, from PBS Newshour.  As a Catholic dad of 7 kids, 4 of them w/mental illness, I don't see this show saving lives:
  "And then they — in the end, they show Hannah's death by suicide. But they don't show, where can you go to get help? What are things that adolescents can do when these things are happening? They show the substance use, binge-drinking, drinking and driving, the rape, the stalking, all these things, but never does the show go into, where can you go and how do you get help?
  
  How does your friend help others? When you see your friend who is going through this, where can they get help? But also that Hannah more than likely has a mental health disorder. Over 90 percent of individuals who die by suicide have a mental health disorder, and the show doesn't discuss that at all.
  
  And mental health disorders are treatable, and so that, if we help to treat the mental health disorder, that helps to us prevent suicide."