Social Emotional Resources
Cabrillo Point Academy Mission Vista Academy Pacific Coast Academy
Parents/Guardians are invited to complete a Mental Wellness Referral Survey during the school year to refer your student enrolled at our school to additional school-based SEL and Mental Health support and services
Encuestas en español: CPA, MVA, PCA
Checkout our School-Based Counseling Webpage for more information
CPA SEL & Mental Wellness Supports
CPA MH MTSS Parent Flyer.pdfMVA SEL & Mental Wellness Supports
MVA MH MTSS Parent Flyer.pdfPCA SEL & Mental Wellness Supports
PCA MH MTSS Parent Flyer.pdfWhat is Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)?
SEL refers to both a set of core competencies and a process of learning - Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness, Relationship Skills, and Responsible Decision-Making skills.
The process of SEL refers to the creation of a safe, caring, and highly participatory learning environment where SEL competencies are modeled, taught, and reinforced. SEL is based on an understanding that learning is a social process; therefore, relationships and emotions are central to the learning process. SEL is also based on the realization that feelings, thoughts, and actions are interrelated. For learning to be effective, the needs of the whole child must be addressed.
For example, youth who are socially and emotionally competent are able to:
Recognize and manage emotions
Express care and concern for others
Make responsible decisions
Behave ethically and responsibly
Develop positive relationships
Avoid risky behaviors
Communicate effectively
Set and reach goals
Be self-motivated and self-directed
Check out our SEL Classes Webpage for more information
Parents and families are invited to attend live parent engagement workshops and watch pre-recorded webinars on various topics related to their student's social and emotional well-being. Different series of topics will be presented throughout the school year
Check out our Parent Engagement Webpage for more information
The Virtual Compassion Corner
Middle School and High school students can self-refer for mental health support when they are having a difficult time in their life during the school year. They can meet with a counselor or school psychologist virtually during school hours to discuss current life situations that may be impacting their overall functioning.
Students complete the Virtual Compassion Corner form (CPA, MVA, PCA) to notify a counselor they are seeking help. Once the form is submitted, the student receives a confirmation notice and email that contain an appointment link.
