Central Union High School District

If you need to talk, the 988 lifeline can help.

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Using the 988 Lifeline is free. When you call, text, or chat the 988 Lifeline, your conversation is confidential. The 988 Lifeline provides you judgment-free care. Connecting with someone can help save your life.

Bullying and Sexual Harassment may come in many ways from a micro incident with a one time negative comment to repeated statements, online posts (cyber bullying) to physical harm.  Central Union High School District does not tolerate any bullying or sexual harassment by student to student, or adult to student, nor adult to adult.  Some incidents are severe and law enforcement may be involved.  If you feel you are being bullied or sexually harassed please inform an adult on campus.  Teachers, Counselors, Administrators and other adults are there to help you.  

Anonymous Reporting Tool 

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Combating Bullying Behavior

• Learn how to identify bullying and stand up to it safely
• Cyberbullying
• Bullying & Hate-Motivated Behavior Prevention
• Social-Emotional Learning

Sexual Harassment Resources 

• What is Sexual Harassment?

In accordance with the Federal McKinney-Vento Assistance Act, Central Union High School District offers families in transition a stable educational experience for their children.

The McKinney-Vento Assistance Act defines homeless children and youth as individuals who lack a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence.  This includes children and youth who:

• are doubled up: temporarily sharing housing with another family due to loss of housing or economic hardship;
• live temporarily with an adult that is not the parent/guardian due to loss of housing;
• live in an abandoned building, parked car, or substandard housing unfit for human habitation;
• live on their own without a parent/guardian (runaway or unaccompanied youth);
• live in a motel or hotel due to loss of housing or economic hardship;
• live in emergency or transitional shelters;
• are migratory children that qualify as homeless because they are living in circumstances described above.

Student Rights:

• Schools must immediately enroll homeless student even if they lack transcripts, required documents, or immunization records.
• Homeless students can continue to attend their last school of enrollment (school of origin) or enroll in the school in the ares where the family is temporarily residing.
• If the family gains permanent housing, the student can remain at the current school and receive services for the duration of that academic year.
• Students receive transportation to the school they attend before becoming homeless, if possible.
• Receive the same programs and services that are provided to all other children
• Automatically qualify for free breakfast and lunch
• Receive information and referrals to health, mental health, dental and other services.

To determine if you are eligible for these services, please complete the Student Residency Questionnaire and return it to the Administration Office at your school, or contact  our Family Resource Center Coordinator – Melissa Hisel at (760) 336 – 4422. 

Student Residency Questionnaire 

Student Residency Questionnaire – Español