This paper presents information about the current effects of suicide deaths on Nevada’s school children. These effects include the behavioral health impact on children, youth, and families following the deaths of peers, family members or caregivers, school staff, or other suicides within a student’s home and in their school community. The purpose of this paper is to inform legislators and government agencies on the gravity of the current issue and engage continuing support toward prevention, intervention, and postvention system improvements and initiatives, including school, community, and state agency integration of services and sustainable funding for school-based and community-based behavioral health sciences.