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Mental Wellness

As a school community we can offer hope, help, and strength.


You Are Not Alone

Life can feel overwhelming and sometimes people seek an escape from the pain. It's important to know that there is hope, even when it seems impossible in the moment.

Talking openly about thoughts of suicide does not increase the risk of suicide. Having compassionate conversations about these feelings provides the opportunity for connection and support. 

If you are in pain and considering suicide, there is help. Contact the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline by calling 988. If you or someone you are supporting is in imminent danger or a life-threatening situation, please contact 911.

Help is Available

If you or someone you care about is considering suicide, please know that help is available. Please reach out.

Care Solace It's ok to ask for help

Help for Staff, Students & Families

Complimentary and confidential mental health and substance abuse services available 24/7/365 in any language.

Learn how to access Care Solace 

Supporting Yourself & Others

School Staff are Here to Help

 

Healthy Student Relationships

Have you or a friend experienced an unsafe relationship, harassment, or assault? School, local and national resources are here to help.

Safe Student Relationships & Survivor Resources 

Safe Student Interactions

Find resources that promote healthy boundaries and  safe interactions between your student and both peers and adults.

Safe Student Boundaries & Interactions Resources