Stress is a normal part of life. There are times when stress can be positive and push people to achieve goals or keep themselves safe when necessary, this is also known as eustress. When stress has a negative impact on your wellbeing or life, then it is considered distress and it is time to make some lifestyle changes or choices to get help. There are so many healthy ways to cope with stress available, but there is no one-size-fits-all option to deal with it. Below are some options to try. If you feel like you are experiencing this kind of negative stress, don't hesitate to reach out to your school counselor or another adult you trust for help.
Below are some COVID specific resource.
During uncertain times, such as now, stress and anxiety may require that everyone practice additional self-care. Here are some additional resources:
Activeminds - Tips for Coping during Covid-19
CDC - Self Care During Covid-19
VirusAnxiety.com - Resources for Coping with Covid-19 Anxiety from Shine and Mental Health America
This document provides suggestions for parents released by the National Association for School Psychologists. It is hard to know what to say to students who are experiencing distress and anxiety about the virus and factors surrounding it, hopefully you find this helpful.
SAMHSA is the Unites States Department of Health and Human Services Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.