Student Wellness
Safe, connected, engaged.
Student Wellness is how we support the development of the whole person, which includes mental, social, emotional and physical well-being rooted in community, culture and inclusion.
Our Commitments
Center equity
We will use an equity and inclusion lens when making decisions, allocating resources and providing services.
Honor voice
We will honor our students, families, and community partners' deep knowledge of their community by including their contributions in our planning.
Integrate social learning
We will commit to prioritizing social learning as integral to quality teaching and learning.
Promote well-being
Our Community Partners
Open Hearts
Southwest Behavioral and Health Services
Not My Kid
Family Involvement Center
Referral Process
When a parent, educator or other source identifies a student as potentially needing school- or community-based mental health services, the student shall be seen by a school-based mental health professional, such as a school counselor or school social worker, to assess whether further referral is necessary.
Parental Consent
Parents can opt into school-based behavioral health referrals at any time during the school year should the services become necessary. Any Student who receives behavioral health services from Roosevelt School District or a community partner must have a signed informed consent from the parent. If a student is enrolled in community-based behavioral health services, staff shall also seek parental permission through a Release of Information to the Community with outside mental health care providers regarding the student’s care. Parents can revoke their consent at any time.