Please complete the form below if you would like your to student to op-out of any of the following:
District Core SEL -Our District implements a social-emotional survey for students as we seek to understand students’ social-emotional needs during this time. The survey will measure students’ competencies in the areas of growth mindset, self-efficacy, self-management, and social awareness, including student perceptions on school climate and culture.
Wangenheim Needs Assessment Survey - Wangenheim Counseling is conducting an ANONYMOUS and CONFIDENTIAL needs assessment of the student body to see what challenges our students are dealing with. Students can share their name IF they request support.
Check Your Mood Week - Wangenheim Middle School has a very important program for 7th graders called Check Your Mood Week, part of the HERE NOW Program. The HERE NOW project aims to educate youth and families on the risk factors of suicide and reduce the stigma around seeking help for themselves and others in order to reduce and prevent suicide.
Minding Your Mind - Stories Over Stigma featuring Young Adult Speakers from a nonprofit mental health education foundation called Minding Your Mind for students. During this educational presentation, students will hear from a young adult who has experienced a mental health challenge, developed healthy coping skills, and shares a message of hope that support is available. This evidence-based program is aimed at ending the stigma around mental health challenges and conditions while encouraging students to seek help for themselves or a friend as early as possible. Our Adjustment Counselors will continue to be available to any student seeking support before, during, and after this presentation.
Sexual Health and HIV Prevention Education (SHEP) - California state law, the California Healthy Youth Act, requires that comprehensive sexual health and HIV prevention education be provided to students at least once in middle school. The California Healthy Youth Act, corresponding CA Education Code, and other instructional resources can be found on the Sexual Health Education Program’s website: www.sandiegounified.org/SHEP.
Please notify your student's counselor if you would like more information.