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EMERGENCY or IMMEDIATE HELP: 9-1-1

Suicide Hotline: 1-800-273-TALK (8255)

Teen Lifeline: (602) 248-TEEN (8336) Call or Text

Safe Domestic Violence Services: (480)-890-3039 or text LOVEIS to 22522

Chandler Police: (480) 782-4000

The CUSD Counseling and Social Services department empowers students through a proactive and developmentally appropriate comprehensive counseling program that promotes well-being, academic achievement, and career and college readiness.

The vision of CUSD Counseling and Social Services Department is to help develop and sustain a caring school environment that promotes respect, reflection, problem solving, social responsibility, and healthy relationships. Our vision is to provide a proactive and responsive support program that ensures all students understand and embrace their own values through a positive mindset of belonging and connection with one another.

Virtual parent presentation brought to you by speaker Michael Klinkner (LCSW) with Evolve Counseling and Behavioral Health Services in Gilbert and his partner Elizabeth Fedrick, (PhD, LPC). Viewable here: Supporting your High Schooler During the Quarantine

We have also attached a handout they made for easy access to the topics they discuss and tips for helping your teen accesable here: Tips for Helping your Teen

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