A CUSD contracted referral service for Mental Health community resources. Care Solace will help parents, or caregivers get connected to resources and will continue to provide support until you are connected to a provider. Those in need of support may contact Care Solace 24/7 at:
Telephone: 888-515-0595,
email weserve@caresolace.org,
or access our district’s unique page: caresolace.com/claremontparents
Their Care Concierge is a virtual resource that is available 24/7 by phone, email, text or video chat.
Assistance available in English, Spanish, Mandarin and Cantonese.
Make care appointments for anyone that has a connection to our school district.
Virtual therapy to connect families with a therapist online. This service allows you to have sessions in the comfort of home and reduce the risk of exposure to the virus.
Experts in navigating health insurance, wait times, and availability.
As the impacts of COVID-19 evolve, we will continue to monitor this dynamic situation and share updates as they become necessary.
Wednesdays 3:30pm-4:30pm
Free your mind, body and spirit. Strengthen your back and core muscles.
Join the Zoom Class! Workshops will take place every Wednesday in February-May, via zoom.
Registration: Must register in order to receive Zoom link and instructions.
Open to YAC and TAC! Register to participate!
YAC Registration: Click here to register
TAC Registration: Click here to register
Study with your peers! Open to YAC and TAC! Register to participate!
YAC Registration: Click here to register
TAC Registration: Click here to register
For World Suicide Prevention Day, this webinar will be offered on September 10th and September 23rd to educate parents on the risk factors and warning signs of depression and suicide, while teaching them how to ACT (Acknowledge, Care, Tell). Please share the links to these virtual events with student parents; supporting images for both dates can be downloaded here.
www.lacoe.edu/Curriculum-Instruction/Equity-Social-Justice-and-Engagement
According to the Los Angeles County of Education (LACOE), the above resource was created to support our students during this time and to deepen adults and students understanding of the manifestations of racism in America and positive actions that can be taken to hasten our advance toward justice and reform. The resource has resources for students and adults.
First Place - Mental Health Matters
Tri-City (Los Angeles County)
Claremont High School
Filmmakers: Eli Kupetz, Jenna Gossett, Ryley Swift and Gabriel Herrera
Advisor: Sara Hills
Honorable Mention - Suicide Prevention
Tri-City (Los Angeles County)
Claremont High School
Filmmakers: Oscar Jan, Cameron Edeson and Ben Tzobery
Advisor: Sara Hills
Dr. Nadine Burke Harris, Surgeon General of California, explains how Californians can stay healthy and protect our community from COVID-19 by taking steps like staying home, washing hands often, disinfecting surfaces, and covering coughs and sneezes. For more information, visit http://covid19.ca.gov.