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HSD Care Referral
HSD Care Referral
Do you worry about how your student is handling the pandemic, comprehensive distance learning, and being distant from friends and family? Do you worry that your student's mental health may need some support? We are all going through unprecedented times, and it's important to normalize mental health. Speaking to a counselor or therapist about our mental health is just as valid and important as speaking to a medical doctor about our physical health.
If you have mental health concerns for your student, Hillsboro School District Care Coordinators can help. HSD's Care Coordinators assist families in connecting with mental health services in Washington County. A simple referral through the school counselor is all that is needed to start the process.
If you feel that your student could use mental health support, please reach out to me.
503-844-1354
Hello, Indian Hills Families!
Below is a list of resources available now for families in need. Please note, these resources are limited. Please reach out if you are in need or have any questions.
Operation School Bell K-6
Operation School Bell is sponsored by the Assistance League of Greater Portland. They provide a total of 777 Hillsboro School District students in grades K - 6 the opportunity to shop at a designated Fred Meyer with $70 for new clothes.
Indian Hills has 10 slots for our K-6 students. All allotments must be claimed by October 19th.
If you are in need, please contact our School Counselor, Michelle Flores, at the contact information below or fill out the linked Google Form.
Elks Holiday Baskets
The Hillsboro Elks provide 500 HSD families with a food donation box that includes non-perishable foods and fresh meat and diary (it is not a holiday meal). They also provide a gift for each child in the family aged 18 and under. The Elks plan to deliver food and gifts to families' homes on December 18th. Referrals are open now, through early November, or until 500 entries have been reached.
If you are in need, please contact our School Counselor, Michelle Flores, at the contact information below or fill out the linked Google Form.
Elks Coat Giveaway
The Hillsboro Elks have two coat giveaway events - one in October, and one in November. These events provide up to 400 HSD students in grades K-12 with a new or gently used coat that the student/family picks up at the Elks lodge on the event date (to be determined).
If you are in need, please contact our School Counselor, Michelle Flores, at the contact information below or fill out the linked Google Form.
Care Referral
If your student is in need of mental health supports outside of school, HSD School Counselors can submit a Care Referral. Our HSD Care Coordinators help connect families with mental health services in Washington County. Care Coordinators are confidential, knowledgeable, and supportive in their connections with families and their suggestions and referrals for appropriate care.
If you are in need, please contact our School Counselor, Michelle Flores, at the contact information below or fill out the linked Google Form.
Michelle Flores
Indian Hills Family Resource Form (Google Form)
floresm@hsd.k12.or.us
Text: 971-231-5237
503-844-1350 x 2020
Summer break is here, which brings relief, joy and excitement for many of Hillsboro’s students.
Unfortunately, for some families it causes concern and added stress about how they will feed their families during the summer months. Nearly 50% of Hillsboro School District students are eligible to receive free meals from Hillsboro Schools during the school year; that equates to roughly 10,000 students that receive food assistance for breakfast or lunch during the school year.
During the summer months, Hillsboro School District sponsors free meals in nine* locations (*additional sites may be added so please check back often). Lunch for the current day and breakfast for the next day are served together. As there is no meal service on Fridays, Thursday's distribution will also contain breakfast and lunch for Friday. Meals are intended for children between the ages of 1 and 18, one per person. Children do not need to be present to receive a meal. An adult may pick up a meal for a child in their care. Families do not need to stay at the site to eat their meal. They are allowed and encouraged to take the food home to prevent congregating in one place.
If you have any questions about the Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) please contact Rebecca Wicks, Nutrition Services Supervisor at 503.844.1460.
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Las vacaciones de verano están aquí, lo que trae alivio, alegría y emoción para muchos de los estudiantes de Hillsboro.
Desafortunadamente, para algunas familias causa preocupación y estrés adicional sobre cómo alimentarán a sus familias durante los meses de verano. Casi el 50% de los estudiantes del Distrito Escolar de Hillsboro son elegibles para recibir alimento gratis en las Escuelas de Hillsboro durante el año escolar, eso equivale a aproximadamente 10,000 estudiantes que reciben asistencia alimenticia para el desayuno o el almuerzo durante el año escolar.
Durante el verano, el Distrito Escolar de Hillsboro patrocina alimento gratuito en nueve* ubicaciones (*se pueden agregar sitios adicionales, por favor de revisar este sitio regularmente). El almuerzo del día actual y el desayuno del día siguiente se servirán juntos. No habrá servicio de alimento los viernes, la distribución del jueves también incluirá desayuno y almuerzo para el viernes. Los alimentos son para estudiantes de 1 a 18 años de edad y uno por persona. Los estudiantes no necesitan estar presentes para recibir alimento. Un adulto puede recoger alimento para un estudiante bajo su cuidado. Las familias no necesitan quedarse en el sitio para comer. Se permite y se alienta a llevar los alimentos a casa para evitar congregarse en un solo lugar.
Si tiene alguna pregunta sobre el Programa de Servicio de Alimentos de Verano (SFSP, por sus siglas en inglés), por favor, comuníquese con Rebecca Wicks, supervisora de Servicios de Nutrición al 503.844.1460.
Summer Meal Sites
Summer Meal Sites
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