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Student Support Services

Student Support Services

All students are part of caring community at Central Union High School where each member is valued and all students will grow in a positive environment. Central Union High School provides a safe, orderly and secure environment conducive to learning. We strive to create a school in which pupils  will attend regularly and be safe from both physical and social-psychological health.

School Safety

See it, Hear it, Report it.

catapult anonymous reporting

Our school is committed to fostering a safe and supportive environment for all students and staff. The CatapultEMS Anonymous Reporting system provides a confidential way for students and staff members to report potential safety threats, bullying incidents, or concerns for well-being without fear of retaliation. 

 

 

Making a School Threat is No Joke! It’s a Crime

 

Making a school threat is no joke! It's a crime graphic

If you see someting or hear something suspicious related to school, it should be immediately reported to a school administrator, an adult, or authorities. You can report information about a potential threat to the El Centro Police Department at 760-352-2111, if it’s an emergency, call 911.

Re-sharing or re-posting unverified information on social media creates unnecesary fear and instability within the community. Remember, if you see something, say something. Your timely action can help prevent potential harm and protect our community. 

 

Visit El Centro School Safety Website for more information

ALICE training institute logo

 

ALICE is specialized training for teachers, staff, and students to proactively prepare for and react to a violent offender on school campus. ALICE training only takes a few minutes and it can save your life. 

School Safety Response

ALICE training institute logo

 

ALICE is specialized training for teachers, staff, and students to proactively prepare for and react to a violent offender on school campus. ALICE training only takes a few minutes and it can save your life. 

Standard Response Protocol logo

The Standard Response Protocol (SRP) for Students is based on an all-hazards approach as opposed to individual scenarios. The SRP is based on the following actions: Hold, Secure, Lockdown, Evacuate and Shelter.

 

Suicide Prevention

If you need to talk, the 988 lifeline can help.

Call 988

Using the 988 Lifeline is free. When you call, text, or chat the 988 Lifeline, your conversation is confidential. The 988 Lifeline provides you judgment-free care. Connecting with someone can help save your life.

Additional Resources

 

 

 

  • Central Union High School ensures that attendance expectations and consequences are clear, positive, fair, known to and understood by students, parents and staff by utilizing the following strategies:

    Attendance Calls Home                Daily Attendance Dialer 
    Truancy Officer Home Visits 
    COSA Counselor  Student Success Card 
    Attendance Agreement  SART Meetings 
    SARB Hearings  School Resource Officer 
    Student Bike Program  Perfect Attendance Rewards 
    Saturday School 

  • Students can report concerns and incidents to Student Services, if they feel they are a victim or witness to an incident that occurred on our campus. All discussions are confidential:

    • Theft
    • Harassment
    • Bullying
    • Safety Concerns

    If you need to report any bullying, social media issues, or just need someone to talk to, please email one of the following people:

    • Mrs. Adrienne Rodriguez, Assistant Principal of Student Services at: arodriguez@mycuhsd.org
    • Mrs. Ramon Campos, Counselor on Special Assignment at: rcampos@mycuhsd.org

    If you are experiencing a difficult event in your life and would like counseling services, we can refer you a referral to:

    • Behavioral Health Counseling
    • Drug / Alcohol Counseling

     

  • If you are a victim or witness to an incident that occurred on campus make sure you follow the following protocol:

    • Visit Student Services
    • Request to speak with Mrs. Rodriguez/School Resource Officer or School Administration
    • Write down incident on incident form. All reports are CONFIDENTIAL.

    Student Services will investigate incident. Interventions will be put in place if School Administration determines this is necessary to avoid further issues such as:

    • No Contact Agreement
    • Behavioral Agreements
    • Conflict Resolutions Sessions

    Student's Safety and Wellbeing is our foremost priority

  • Youth experiencing challenges such as economic hardship, a change of circumstances at home causing trauma, and distress; thus, the inability to focus during school/class, contact the Central Union High School District Family Resource Center for assistance to community resources, and/or school related services. 

    Students/Families living in shelters, motels, hotels, camping grounds, or dilapidated trailers due to lack of alternative housing; Living in emergency or transitional housing; Living in cars, parks, public spaces, abandoned buildings, or substandard housing; or living in public or private places not designed for or ordinarily used a regular space to sleep. Students/Families currently doubled up with other people (families) due to loss of housing or economic hardship. 

    All children are guaranteed enrollment in school by the federal McKinney-Vento Act and California state law. For questions about enrolling in school or for assistance with school enrollment, contact your local school district homeless liaison: Melissa Hisel 760-336-4422 or mhisel@mycuhsd.org. 

     

    Housing Resources: