Counseling
Meet the Counselors!
Meet the Counselors!
Meet the Counselors!
Philosophy:
"All Marsh Junior High School students have the right to receive a quality education in a safe, nurturing, and stimulating environment that celebrates cultural diversity."
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Sheila SnyderCounselor A - G(530) 895 - 4110 x 42114 // ssnyder@chicousd.org
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Gabby BuckhamCounselor H - O(530) 895 - 4110 x 42115 // gbuckham@chicousd.org
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Lee LoWellness Counselor(530) 895 - 4110 x 42716 // LLo@chicousd.org
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Edgar SandovalTargeted Case Manager(530)895 - 4110 x 42101 // ESandoval@chicousd.org
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Useful Links and Information
Useful Links and Information
Useful Links and Information
This New York Life’s Grief-Sensitive Schools Initiative decal recognizes that our school, Marsh Junior High School has committed to better support grieving students and build a more robust culture of grief support and resiliency.
For more information about the Grief-Sensitive Schools Initiative, please visit: https://www.newyorklife.com/foundation/grief-sensitive-schools-initiative
For resources to support grieving students and their families, please visit: www.grievingstudents.org
Upcoming Caregiver Academy
Upcoming Caregiver Academy
Upcoming Caregiver Academy
"Are you the parent or caregiver of a teenager? Does your teen struggle with anxiety, depression, hopelessness or thoughts of
suicide? If so, we invite you to join us for a FREE virtual series designed to provide information,
resources and support!
suicide? If so, we invite you to join us for a FREE virtual series designed to provide information,
resources and support!
To register, go to nvcf.org/caregiveracademy "
Click this link to learn more about Caregiver Academy!
Learn more about NVCF's Thrive
Mental Health
- Cameron's Collection (free e-books)
- Resources for Students
- Summer Bucket List!
- Reach.gov
- Wanna Talk About It?
Marsh Counseling Requests
Coping Resources
Services Available
Services Available
Services Available
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Crisis Team
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Conflict Resolution
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Conferencing
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Standardized Testing Programs |
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Parent Education
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Personal/Crisis Counseling |
| Referral to Community Resources | Parent/Student Orientation |
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Classroom Presentations
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Honors Education |
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Transition to Senior High School
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Student Health and Safety |
| Student Recognition Awards | Liaison with Outside Agencies |
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PBIS - Positive Behavioral Interventions & Supports
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504 Management |
| Chico Police School Resource Officer (SRO) | California Junior Scholarship Federation (CJSF) |
EachMind MATTERS
California State University, Chico
California State University, Chico
California State University, Chico
Educational Talent Search
ETS (Educational Talent Search) is a program through Chico State that is committed to preparing and motivating low-income, first generation junior high students for success in postsecondary education. Click here for more info.
Helpful Resource Links
Click on any of the titles to visit their webpages*.
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
We can all help prevent suicide. The Lifeline provides 24/7, free, and confidential support for people in distress or having a crisis, in addition to providing non-emergency resources for you or your loved ones.
You Matter
You Matter blog posts are written by a rotating Blogger Council of individuals between the ages of 13-24 who are passionate about suicide prevention and mental health.
Butte County Behavioral Health
Behavioral Health provides services for individuals in crisis, for youth, for adults and for alcohol and drug treatment. Services are provided in Chico, Paradise, Oroville, Gridley and rural communities.
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Government page for
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Talkline for those who are
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*Disclaimer for External Links: These links are being provided as a convenience and for informational purposes only; they do not constitute an endorsement or an approval by Chico Unified School District of any of the products, services or opinions of the corporation or organization or individual. Chico Unified School District bears no responsibility for the accuracy, legality or content of the external site or for that of subsequent links. Contact the external site for answers to questions regarding its content.
Food & Farm Summer Fellowship opportunity (Posted May 21st, 2024)
Food & Farm Summer Fellowship opportunity (Posted May 21st, 2024)
Food & Farm Summer Fellowship opportunity (Posted May 21st, 2024)
A note from Hidden Springs Family Ranch in Butte Valley, near Butte College. Recently, we received funding from the California Department of Agriculture to offer a paid summer fellowship for students entering 9th-12th grades. Our project has been endorsed by Assembly Member James Gallagher, County Supervisor Doug Teeter, and The Center for Regenerative Agriculture at Chico State University (see attachments).
During the Food and Farm Summer Fellowship, students will explore climate and food justice while learning about regenerative agriculture through our guest speaker series and hands-on farming experiences. Fellows will build community and develop their leadership skills as they wonder about their relationship to land and neighbor while growing food to donate to the Chico Housing Action Team.
We are just now bringing this to your attention due to a delay in funding from the state; however, we are happy to share that the Food and Farm Summer Fellowship application is now open and will remain active through the end of May. Students receive a $1300 stipend for participation in the seventy-hour fellowship and priority is given to students who are experiencing or have experienced food insecurity or financial hardships.
More details are included in the links below:
Endorsements
