H.R. 10760 establishes a multiagency task force focused on mental health resources for middle school students, jointly operated by the Department of Education and the Department of Health and Human Services. The 12-member task force will include the two cabinet secretaries, representatives from school administration and childhood mental health organizations, school counselors and educators from each U.S. region, and parents of middle school students. The task force will study what mental health resources are currently available to educators and parents for identifying and helping students experiencing mental health issues, and will submit annual reports to Congress on their findings. Members will serve two-year terms without compensation, meet at least twice yearly, and the task force has no subpoena power or ability to hire additional staff, though it may contract for temporary services within budget limitations. The bill does not specify dedicated funding amounts or implementation timelines beyond the annual reporting requirement.