Student Intervention Team (SIT)
Want to meet with our team to discuss the services you need?
Please have your teacher, IHS navigator, or HS counselor complete an SIT referral for you.
Reach out to your IHS Navigator:
Reach out to your HS Counselor:
Navigation of Community and Medical Resources Get connected to low-cost health care
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Clothing Closet and Laundry Services
Visit our Clothing Closet at 3205 Hurley Way, Sacramento, CA 95825
Visit our Scrub Hub for laundry services at 1333 Grand Ave, Sacramento, CA 95838
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Expungement Referrals In collaboration with the Sacramento County Public Defenders Office, we can support you with your documents to get the process started.
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Eyeglasses
Upon income eligibility, students with a valid prescription can receive a pair of basic eyeglasses at no cost.
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Mental Health Referrals We are proud to partner Wellness Together to provide free mental health counseling services to all our students. Your well-being is important and we are committed to supporting you in every way possible.
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Community and Homelessness Resources
Get support navigating emergency shelters and connected to 211
Maria Guerrero: Community School Coordinator, Homeless Liaison 916.532.7738 Housing Questionnaire |
If you are experiencing homelessness as an adult, you have educational rights:
• You have the right to enroll in the school or program that best supports your needs, which could be:
• California Innovative Career Academy (CICA)
• Highlands Community Charter School (HCCS)
• Equity Initiatives Program (EI)
• You have a right to receive free transportation to attend classes and/or meet with your assigned counselor, teacher, mentor, etc.
• You have a right to enroll immediately in school even if you do not have the documents or records required for enrollment. For example:
• Photo ID
• Permanent home address
• You have the right to receive equivalent services to those offered to other students who have not experienced homelessness, including transportation, education, and other related services.
• You have the right to confidentiality.
If your child(ren) is experiencing homelessness, they have educational rights: You CAN Enroll in School
Our Student Intervention Team (SIT) can guide you as a parent and/or guardian with resources to support your child better.