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Social emotional wellness is the foundation of a student's academic and behavioral success. Our efforts to provide universal Social Emotional Learning for all students are complimented by targeted and individualized supports for students in need. Through our Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS), we proactively cultivate social emotional skills and respond to students' mental health needs. In addition, we serve as the hub to an extensive network of world-class community partners. These efforts combine to create a comprehensive continuum of mental health and wellness supports in GESD.

Mental health and outreach services are offered to students through a behavioral tiered approach to interventions. This model progresses from providing support and intervention for all students to individualized support to specific students in greater need.

TIER 1:  Universal Intervention

Preventative services and practices are available to students in increase and promote protective factors for students.

TIER 2:  Early Interventions

Services at this level are targeted to support students that are at risk for emotional or behavioral disorders that are negatively impacting educational performance. Services promote resiliency and student wellness.

TIER 3:  Intensive Interventions

Services at this level are geared towards are experiencing significant social, emotional and behavioral concerns. Services are more individualized support students in managing emotional or behavioral challenges that are negatively impacting educational performance. 

Available Hours: Monday – Thursday from 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.

The goal of our counseling Program is to assist students in their academic, social, emotional, and career development. We provide a comfortable, inviting, safe environment where all students feel welcomed, valued and supported. We want to help students acquire the knowledge, skills and abilities to flourish as responsible, respectful and successful citizens in an ever changing world.

Reasons to see Shannon:

• School Issues (Academics, Test Scores, Attendance, etc.)

• Changes/Transitions

• Stress/Anxiety

• Conflict/Anger Management

• Worries/Fears

• Grief and Loss

• Bullying Prevention

• Organizational/Time Management

• Goal Setting

Ways to get Services:

•  Self-Referral/Teacher~Staff Referral/Parent Referral 

Please call 436-2233 or email shannon.currie@grenada.k12.ca.us

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Grenada is fortunate to have a School Counselor. This program promotes social skill development, enhances self esteem among participating children, improves school attendance, promotes healthy practices, helps prevent drug, alcohol and tobacco abuse and enables children to get a good start in school.

We are pleased to offer our students and families school based counseling services for students from Transitional Kindergarten through 8th grades. GES believes in early prevention programs with the goal of violence prevention by intervening early and helping children to learn to respond in positive ways.  The activities help children to learn to name and express their feelings, to separate their feelings from thinking, to recognize and respect the feelings of others, and to choose appropriate behaviors.

Our counselor is on campus 4 days a week. Our counselor provides both academic and personal counseling. Staff make referrals and parent permission is required for participation. If you have questions or would like to see if counseling may help your child, please speak to or leave a message at school for the counselor to call and schedule an appointment.

• Prime Time

• Lunch Bunch

• One on One

• Conflict Resolution

• Small Group

• Whole Class

• Respect Days

• Academic Counseling/guidance

• RTI2/PBIS -Intervention

• Resources

• Staff Development

The School-Based Mental Health and Wellness Program (SBMHW) is a new grant-funded program dedicated to providing services, resources and support focused on mental health and wellness across the school communities throughout Siskiyou County.  SCOE's School-Based Mental Health and Wellness Program will partner with schools, families and other organizations serving youth to:

• Improve social-emotional learning across grade-levels and content areas;

• Provide SEL (Social Emotional Learning) universal screening to identify areas of strength and areas in need of improvement to foster measurable growth and improvement;

• Connect parents and families to community resources to support mental health and wellness; School Support Resources Website

• Coach new and experienced teachers in trauma-informed practices, culturally-relevant teaching strategies and restorative practices;

• Collaborate with schools and districts to develop Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3 prevention and intervention strategies;

• Partner with the Siskiyou County Behavioral Health Department to provide timely Tier 3 services for students on school campuses, and 

• Develop an ongoing campaign to destigmatize mental health.

SCOE's School-Based Mental Health and Wellness Program

SBMHW Referral Form

School Support Resources

Contact SCOE's School Based Mental Health and Wellness program if you did not find the appropriate behavioral or mental health resources. 530-331-9701.