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ADMINISTRATION
Matthew Davis
Room 44
ext. 30210
matthew.davis@apps.pusd.org
Last Name R - Z
9th-12th Grade
SCHOOL SITE SUPPORT SERVICES
School Mental Health SERVices
School Mental Health SERVices
The Mental Health Supervisors and Student Support Specialist provide services which support students in managing their behavioral, emotional, and social needs, while promoting increased academic engagement.
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Contact:
Sharon Sanches, Mental Health Supervisor
WELLNESS CENTER
WELLNESS CENTER
Offers Mental Health check-ins with students and on case by case referrals from the district. Promotes mental health wellbeing activities for both staff and students.
Contact:
Jenn Louie, Clinician I
ext. 30035
Room: 35
SCHOOL SOCIAL WORKER
SCHOOL SOCIAL WORKER
Provides mental health support to our school community. She offers direct services to students such as individual and group therapy as well as school wide mental health activities and events.
Contact:
Sara Puma, School Social Worker
ext. 30216
Room: 48
SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST
SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST
School Psychologist provides services to students with an IEP requiring services, but he also serves the rest of the student population whenever possible.
Contact:
Patrick Goodman, Psychologist
ext. 30161
Room: 113
SCHOOL SITE SUPPORT SERVICES
HEALTH OFFICE
HEALTH OFFICE
Staffed full time by a Nurse and/or Health assistant on campus who can administer emergency care using authorized procedures. They update and keep student health records. They can also support with referral for vision, hearing, and immunizations.
Contact:
Juliana Marquez, Nurse
Barbara Schnose, Nurse
Yadira Tapia, Health Assistant
909-397-4400
COMMUNITY CENTER
COMMUNITY CENTER
The Community School team helps meet the needs of students and families by bringing community agencies, partnerships, and resources in the school for accessibility and utilization by all.
basic need support
linkage to school, district, and community resources
parent workshops
Contact:
Teresa Murillo, Community Schools Specialist
Heidi Garcia, Educational Community Worker
909-397-4400 ext. 30042
FAMILY SUPPORT AND RESOURCE CENTER
FAMILY SUPPORT AND RESOURCE CENTER
A referral is submitted by the school site to the FSRC. A Case Manager will handle referred cases and assist the family with resources and linkages. In addition, the Case Manager will provide follow-up home visits to the family every 3 months until the case is terminated.
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Contact:
Patti Azevedo, Director
909-397-4491
MCKINNEY VENTO SERVICES
MCKINNEY VENTO SERVICES
A referral is submitted by the school site to the FSRC. Senior Social Workers assist homeless youth and their families in removing obstacles and barriers that hinder the achievement of their academic and personal goals. Social Workers provide case management, basic needs resources, community-based referrals and advocacy for students and their families as well as collaboration and training to school personnel. These services are designed to meet the holistic needs of students and families.
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Contact:
Patti Azevedo, Director
909-397-4491
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
JUST US 4 Youth - On Point
JUST US 4 Youth - On Point
On-Point utilizes restorative practices that develop character, leadership, and social-emotional skills to improve the students holistically. Through quality mentorship and a creative curriculum, On-Point provides a safe/brave space for meaningful conversations, facilitated in groups, one-on-ones, and in-class support.
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Contact:
Ruben Cuevas, Mentor
Room: 21 (M-F)
Pomona Valley Pride
Pomona Valley Pride
The Pomona Pride Center offers a variety of programs to support and connect the LGBTQIA+ community. From workshops, supportive groups, social emotional support services, educational and arts programs, and advocacy.
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Contact:
Ashley Romero, Youth Engagement Specialist
909-802-0813
Room: 35 (Thursdays)
BROTHERS FORUM
BROTHERS FORUM
The Brothers Forum is an inclusive and supportive community where students from diverse backgrounds can engage in safe spaces that will enhance their understanding of self, feel empowered, and develop their voices. The program provides mentorship, model excellence, teaches students how to go to college and advocate for them.
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Contact:
Carvonte Hill, Director of Operations
909-942-9381
Room: 41 (Wednesdays)
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