SUPPORT SERVICES    2007-2008

Career Center Healthy Start Library/Media Center
People Reaching Out MSW Interns Outreach Coordinator
Parent Center School Nurse Counselors

CAREER CENTER

The Career Center offers various resources and workshops to help all students explore college and career opportunities.  Access is offered to a comprehensive library of catalogs and materials, scholarship and financial aid information, computer software programs on college and career options, assistance with resume/cover letter writing and self-assessment tests that help students determine their skills and interests. Other services include coordination of visits made by college admissions officers, issuance of work permits, part-time job placements, military information and MUCH MORE! The Career Center is located in Room 213B. For more information, contact Kris Milton, Career Center Technician at 264-4401, ext. 2013.

COUNSELING OFFICE  
 Our counselors provide services in educational counseling, personal/social counseling and scholarships. If you have concerns about school, grades, credit for graduation, college plans, friends, personal problems, (alcohol/thoughts of suicide) or just need someone to talk with, come to the counseling office and make an appointment. The school counselors and school psychologist provide our counseling services. Parents are encouraged to phone the Counseling Office at 264-4401 + Ext. # for any concerns or questions they may have about their son's/daughter's progress in school. In order for our students to have the best education possible, parents and the school need to work together.  If a parent wishes to speak with a teacher (teachers), please leave a message with the main office at 264-4400.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          

COUNSELORS
Brad Klopp                   Brad-Klopp@sac-city.k12.ca.us Ext. #1058       Coach Brad Klopp
Ken Vang                     Kenneth-Vang@sac-city.k12.ca.us Ext. #1016  
Pat Stokes                   PatSt@sac-city.k12.ca.us Ext. #1023
Onisha Hardin             Onisha-Hardin@sac-city.k12.ca.us  Ext # 1017
Monica-Lopez              Monica-Lopez@sac-city.k12.ca.us    Ext # 1025

MSW INTERNS                                                                                                                                         Top of Page

CSUS Masters of Social Work Interns provide counseling services to students on campus addressing issues such as depression, anger management, family, social, health and other issues.  Students can be referred by a staff member, a parent, or can make an appointment in the counseling office.  For more information please call Healthy Start

PEOPLE REACHING OUT                                                                                                                          Top of Page

Students Reaching Out (SRO) engages high school students as leaders to create change in their community.  Youth collaborate with law enforcement, schools, and community leaders to change attitudes and influence policies impacting the accessibility and abuse of alcohol and drugs by young people.  This year, SRO is a zero period class on Tuesdays and Thursdays.  Please contact your counselor or Briana Peacock (by phone: 916-576-3300 ext. 325, or email: brianap@peoplereachingout.org) for more information.

PRO After School matches high school with elementary school students in a local after school program.  High school volunteers provide violence prevention, education, mentoring, and enrichment activities.  Please contact your counselor or Jessica DeBauge (by phone: (916) 576-3300 ext. 312, or email: jessicad@peoplereachingout.org) for more information.

HEALTHY START       

 C K. McClatchy Healthy Start provides comprehensive, school-integrated services and activities to meet the academic achievement and to promote positive youth development for McClatchy students and families. The Healthy Start Family Resource Center and the Academic Learning Support Collaborative structure at CKM offers the following services.

bulletAcademic/Education (tutoring, mentoring, adult education and staff training)
bulletYouth Development Services (tutoring, employment, community services, recreation and sports).
bulletFamily Support (child protection, parent education, English as a Second Language (ESL), case management, child abuse prevention and family advocacy)
bulletBasic Needs (supplemental food, nutrition education services, clothing, shelter, housing, transportation and legal assistance)
bulletMedical/Health Care (vision, hearing, and dental linkages, preventive health care and health insurance linkages)
bulletMental Health Care and Counseling (therapy, psycho-social support groups and substance abuse prevention)
bulletEmployment (career counseling, job preparation and development)

For more information call Lisa Guillen, Coordinator: 264-4714; Evan Ng, Clerk: 264-4710;  Fax #: 264-4711                                                                                                                    

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STUDENT BULLETINS/STUDENT INFORMATION                                                                                   Top of Page

Mondays and Thursdays, a student bulletin is printed and read in every second period class. The bulletin announces important school procedures and events. Copies of the bulletin are posted in the classrooms and the Counseling Office. Close attention should be given to announcements that are made over the public address system. All announcements must have prior clearance of the teacher-sponsor and the principal.  Only items of school-wide importance are handled through these channels. Except for emergency or very important announcements, items which effect fewer than 20 students should be handled through individual notices sent to the student through second period classes.  The posting of student announcements and posters must be cleared for approval through Mr. Douglas/ AP Jerry Crosby.

OUTREACH COORDINATOR                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       Top of Page

The Outreach Coordinator is located in the counselors office and provides information and guidance for students who need assistance with improving attendance and academic performance.  For more information, please contact Marie Perez at 264-4401 Ext.#1026.

SCHOOL NURSE                                                                                                                                  Top of Page

The school nurse is located next to the Vice-Principal’s office in charge of discipline and provides basic first aid, sports physicals, and distributes health information.  For more information, please contact at 264-4401 Ext.#1042

PARENT CENTER                                                                                                Top of Page

Mission Statement:  Our mission it is to educate all of our valuable students to higher levels of learning responsibilities and that we each commit to the success of every student by name.  We at the Parent and Student Center make aggressive strides to close the truancy gap at C.K. McClatchy High School.   Our challenge is to make a personal commitment to do everything we can to close this gap.  By closing the gap, it requires commitment of all stakeholders both parents and staff.   We continue our efforts to align all resources to our goals for raising the levels of student learning responsibilities and ensure that all supports are aligned for equity, access, and achievement for every student by name.  We dedicate ourselves to engage all our courageous partners to address and impact these very serious issues.  We steadfast in our efforts and educate all our students to ensure that we all go up as one people.  We provide the leadership needed to ensure success for Every Student by Name at C.K. McClatchy High School.  We model positive learning attitude and behavior in school we shall aim at the belief of our children of every color.  We deepen our practices, and mandate all instructional strategies that value and embrace the culture and language of our students.  We applied the Knowledge and skills, we educate our children and equip them with the knowledge and skills needed to achieve success in the global economy of the new millennium   -   M. Magdalena Carillo Mejia, PhD, Superintendent's remarks at the leadership Symposium held on Aug. 27, 2007

The Parent Center, located in room 1, provides information about school activities, testing deadlines, and other services.  Information is available in Hmong, Spanish, Russian, and other languages.  ALL parents are welcome.  Please contact  PARENT ADVISORS:  Victor Guardado , or Tsucheng Vangmore for information. 264-4401 Ext #1026

LIBRARY/MEDIA CENTER                                                                                    Top of Page

The Media Center provides resource services to students, staff, and parents.  For more information, please contact Librarian, Janet Bollinger or Technician,Mary David.  Media Center hours are 8:20AM until 3:30PM.   264-4401 Ext #1414

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