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Thank you for your work in supporting students and families that are currently experiencing homelessness.  As many of us may only imagine, housing insecurity adds a layer of anxiety and stress to daily functioning that can severely undermine even the most resilient individual’s best efforts at participating fully in their commitments.  

»ÆÉ«ÊÓƵ students and families are incredibly strong and resilient, and we are fortunate to have opportunities to work with and serve them.

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SSHS operates Student Support Centers at schools throughout the district to provide support to students who are struggling socially, emotionally, behaviorally and/or academically. At each center, a coordinator works closely with school staff to identify students in need of assistance. Once identified, social workers, family advocates, interns, and community partners work directly with students and parents to address issues that are of concern to them, drawing on other resources for additional support.