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This page is dedicated to community resources in the Clark County area. Please browse this page for resources that are available.
This page is dedicated to community resources in the Clark County area. Please browse this page for resources that are available.
(n.d.). Retrieved from faces.ccsd.net
The Clark County School District recognizes that family engagement is essential for academic achievement. When parents and families support their children’s education, the attitudes, behaviors, and achievement of students are positively enhanced. Parents and families provide the primary educational environment for children; consequently, families are vital and necessary partners with educational communities to prepare students for lifelong learning. Clark County schools, in collaboration with parents, teachers, students, and administrators, are encouraged to develop and promote strategies that enhance family engagement and reflect the needs of students, parents, and families.
The Clark County School District recognizes that family engagement is essential for academic achievement. When parents and families support their children’s education, the attitudes, behaviors, and achievement of students are positively enhanced. Parents and families provide the primary educational environment for children; consequently, families are vital and necessary partners with educational communities to prepare students for lifelong learning. Clark County schools, in collaboration with parents, teachers, students, and administrators, are encouraged to develop and promote strategies that enhance family engagement and reflect the needs of students, parents, and families.
FACES Infographic for FAMILIES NOV 2018.pdfWebsite Handout SEPT 2018.pdfFACES Family Center Services FLYER AUG 2018.pdf
(n.d.). Retrieved from safevoice.org
Students, parents and faculty throughout Nevada now have access to SafeVoice, an anonymous reporting system used to report threats to the safety or well-being of students. SafeVoice was established by the Nevada Department of Education under SB 212 in 2017 to protect student wellness, prevent violence and save lives.
Students, parents and faculty throughout Nevada now have access to SafeVoice, an anonymous reporting system used to report threats to the safety or well-being of students. SafeVoice was established by the Nevada Department of Education under SB 212 in 2017 to protect student wellness, prevent violence and save lives.
In partnership with the Nevada Department of Public Safety, the SafeVoice program provides students a safe place to submit tips concerning their own safety or that of others. A fully trained professional team of experts responds in an appropriate manner 24/7/365. Tips always stay anonymous.
In partnership with the Nevada Department of Public Safety, the SafeVoice program provides students a safe place to submit tips concerning their own safety or that of others. A fully trained professional team of experts responds in an appropriate manner 24/7/365. Tips always stay anonymous.
Download the app or call Call:1-833-216-SAFE (7233)
Download the app or call Call:1-833-216-SAFE (7233)
(n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.knowcrisis.com/
The Mobile Crisis Response Team (MCRT) was created to provide crisis intervention and support to Nevada families dealing with a behavioral or mental health crisis. For so long, families have had no choice but to go to the emergency room due to lack of resources or knowledge of available resources.
The Mobile Crisis Response Team (MCRT) was created to provide crisis intervention and support to Nevada families dealing with a behavioral or mental health crisis. For so long, families have had no choice but to go to the emergency room due to lack of resources or knowledge of available resources.
MCRT supports youth and families of youth under the age of 18 showing signs of behavioral or mental health issues that pose a threat to the child’s stability within their home, school or community, including but not limited to:
MCRT supports youth and families of youth under the age of 18 showing signs of behavioral or mental health issues that pose a threat to the child’s stability within their home, school or community, including but not limited to:
- Anger
- Self-Injury
- School Problems
- Suicidal or homicidal thoughts or behavior
- Extreme parent/child conflict
- Peer conflict such as bullying
- Seeing or hearing things
- Depression/Anxiety
(n.d.). Retrieved from https://theharborlv.com/
The Harbor is a Juvenile Assessment Center that houses several community providers all under one roof. We provide assessments and services to youth and families to address their immediate and ongoing needs.
The Harbor is a Juvenile Assessment Center that houses several community providers all under one roof. We provide assessments and services to youth and families to address their immediate and ongoing needs.
The Harbor provides assessments to youth at no charge to families. The assessment process gives juveniles and families the opportunity to provide a comprehensive description of their unique family structure.
The Harbor provides assessments to youth at no charge to families. The assessment process gives juveniles and families the opportunity to provide a comprehensive description of their unique family structure.
The purpose of the assessment is to identify the presenting issue’s origin and provide service referrals to address the concern. Although The Harbor works closely with local law enforcement, taking advantage of our free referral service will not generate a criminal record.
The purpose of the assessment is to identify the presenting issue’s origin and provide service referrals to address the concern. Although The Harbor works closely with local law enforcement, taking advantage of our free referral service will not generate a criminal record.
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