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Foster Youth Services
Foster Youth Services (FYS) 鈥� a group of school professionals with expertise in the both educational and social service systems 鈥� joined the SSHS family in 2018. The FYS program is designed to serve the unique educational, social and emotional needs of children in foster care by building assets that make them resilient and ultimately successful. FYS began operating in 1973 in 黄色视频. Our program has successfully served thousands of foster youth, markedly improving their school performance and increasing their chances for success later in life.
YOU Can Help Prevent Suicide!
Helping prevent suicide is 别惫别谤测辞苍别鈥檚 job. By knowing these steps from , you may just save a life:
1. Know the Signs
Health Services
The mission of the Health Services Office is to provide school health programs which assist students, families and the community to reach optimal physical, mental and social health in order to succeed in school and in life.
AB 1266 Fact Sheet
Assembly Bill 1266, the School Success and Opportunity Act, is a piece of legislation that was signed into law by Governor Jerry Brown in August of 2013 and will go into effect January 1, 2014. It amends the California State Education Code to clarify the roles of school staff in working with students of all genders, and clarifies that students鈥� access to educational resources shall correspond to the student鈥檚 gender identity.
Transgender and gender non-conforming youth face unique challenges and obstacles in schools that may inhibit a student鈥檚 ability to learn. The School Success and Opportunity Act was written to provide these youth with equal access to educational programs.
Tdap
Tdap is a booster vaccine for older children, adolescents, and adults. It safely protects against 3 dangerous diseases: tetanus, diphtheria, and whooping cough (also called pertussis).
Pertussis 鈥� also known as whooping cough, is a contagious disease that causes violent coughing fits that make it hard to breathe. It spreads easily when someone with the disease coughs or sneezes. The symptoms can last for months. Whooping cough is particularly dangerous for young babies.