Student Supports and Interventions

Student Support Services pledges to provide significant and appropriate attention to support the social, emotional, and academic development of students, to assist students and families in attaining equitable resources, and to provide a supportive community to ensure that every student has an opportunity to flourish.

See links below for more information about student supports and interventions. If you need help finding information, contact us at 510-317-4760.

Restorative Practices

At their core, restorative practices are about building and restoring relationships. They involve building positive relationships and establishing a supportive environment that is fair, consistent, and democratic.

Learn about Restorative Practices at San Lorenzo and beyond

Trauma-Informed Practices

Being trauma-informed in schools means being informed about and sensitive to trauma, and providing a safe, stable, and understanding environment for students and staff.

Learn about trauma-informed and self-care practices

Courageous Conversations & Equity

We, the educators at San Lorenzo Unified School District, are committed to working daily to interrupt, disrupt, and dismantle systems that act to replicate historical inequalities and commit to examining systemic, institutional, and individual biases that make us complicit in that replication.

Learn about courageous conversations & equity

Section 504 Plans

Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 is a federal civil rights/nondiscrimination statute that guarantees all students equal access to their education. Section 504 requires identification, evaluation, provision of appropriate services and procedural safeguards. Questions? Contact [email protected].

Learn about Section 504 plans

REACH Ashland Youth Center

REACH brings no-cost Recreation, Education, Arts, Career, and Health programs to empower youth ages 11 to 24 and no-cost child-care and food distribution services to support the Ashland community.

Visit the REACH website

Mental and Behavioral Health

San Lorenzo Unified School District is committed to supporting the mental health needs of our students. In partnership with mental health agencies in our community, we’re building a network of resources to give students access to mental health information and support.

Visit our Mental and Behavioral Health page