Listening to the voices and experiences of Hispanic and Latino scholars and practitioners fosters a deeper understanding of the unique challenges and strengths within these communities. It helps develop more inclusive educational practices and mental health strategies that address their specific needs. By supporting Hispanic and Latino students and promoting connections across ethnic groups, these efforts contribute to greater equity, opportunity, and community cohesion. This approach enriches society by valuing diversity and creating pathways for shared growth and understanding. Hispanic Scholar Perspectives on Education and Wellbeing amplifies the voices and experiences of Hispanic and Latino scholars across the educational spectrum. It also focuses on mental health, specifically addressing Hispanic demographics and highlighting practicing counselors who can support the mental wellbeing of this community. Covering topics such as cultural practices, mental health, and teacher wellbeing, this book is an excellent resource for teachers, administrators, superintendents, counselors, mental health advocates, curriculum and instruction professionals, and more.