The Zen Den: California High School Wellness Center
Individual & Campus-wide well-being support  * Located at the front of campus facing the music building.

December
IN THE ZEN DEN

Winter is a celebration


🦸Quote of the month:
“Kindness is like snow—it beautifies everything it covers." — Kahlil Gibran


our Wellness Center 

We are "the Zen Den." - a purposeful retreat on campus.

Wellness Centers, like the Zen Den, provide increased early interventions and tools to students experiencing challenges impacting their ability to focus and learn at school.

In the Zen Den, we strive to provide a "reset" space away from the hustle and bustle of the rest of campus where students can find calm. It is a digital detox zone, and we work to keep it a calming place. Please respect the "Zen" of our den.

During their visit, students can participate in various services. Most students utilize the short 15-minute "reset break."

Other services include personal support, group support, leadership coaching, community resources, emergency supplies for students, and self-efficacy skill building.

About Us / Contacts

Open: 8 am until 2 pm
appointments only during student support period  - closed  11:55-12:25 for staff lunch

wellness Center desk (925) 803-3386

Meet Our Staff

Student Involvement

Safe School Ambassadors
The Safe School Ambassadors harness the power of our student influencers to promote community and connections on our campus.  Students and staff are recommended and selected based on their influential character and positive impact on campus.  
Coordinators: Rachelle Goldenberg, Social Worker & Rhonda Taft, Assistant Principal

The Bring Change 2 Mind (BC2M)
This student club empowers students to bring mental health awareness and advocacy to campus.
Advisor: Rachelle Goldenberg, Social Worker
2024 Club President: Sree Poondla (2027)

SAVE/ Sandy Hook Promise
This student club encourages and empowers young people to keep their schools and communities safe and inclusive.
Advisor & National School Advisory Council Member: Rachelle Goldenberg, Social Worker
2024-5 Club President & National Youth Advisory Board Member: Jade Owens (2025)

Affinity Clubs  
There are a variety of clubs offered through California High School that provide connection, support, and community building for our students.

Find out information: clubs list 2024-2025 at California High School