Programs
Student Support
Counseling, academic support, attendance engagement, behavior supports, and steady family communication.
Support That Reaches Every Student
In a school this size, no student disappears. Staff notice when something changes and act early — a conversation, a check-in, a call home, or a coordinated plan.
Counseling & Social-Emotional Support
Support for students working through personal, social, or emotional challenges.
Academic Support
Small-group and individual intervention during and after the school day.
Attendance Engagement
Partnering with families early when attendance becomes a barrier to learning.
Behavior Supports
Clear expectations, consistent follow-through, and skill-building rather than exclusion.
Family Communication
Regular contact so families are never surprised by what is happening at school.
Homeless & Foster Youth Support
Family Support
Housing Instability & Foster Placement
Families experiencing housing instability, or students in foster placement, should contact the district liaison. The liaison works with families to remove enrollment and school-access barriers, including registration, records, transportation questions, and school stability. Individual student situations are kept confidential.
Maralee Owen
Homeless / Foster Youth Liaison
What The Liaison Helps With
Enrolling without the usual paperwork on hand, keeping a student at the same school when housing changes, school records, and connecting families with the right district and county contacts. Reach out early — the sooner we know, the fewer school days a student misses.
To talk with someone about your student, call the school office at 530-459-3189.