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What Crossroads students think makes them successful

Successful students

  • Go above and beyond
  • Are dedicated to getting their stuff done
  • Want to graduate
  • Hard working
  • Cooperative
  • Independent and know when to work with others
  • Engaged and participate
  • Keep up on their work
  • Determined, pay attention
  • Comes to Friday school if needed
  • Have good behavior
  • Pass classes
  • Get work done when it's given
  • Have motivation
  • Have patience
  • Take time to do what's needed
  • Active listeners
  • Show their best
  • Have goals of where they want to be
  • Are determined to figure out the future they want
  • Talk to teachers and staff 
  • Do work with effort
  • Show up and attend classes

What causes challenges to success

  • Not trying
  • Giving up
  • Not listening
  • Disrespect
  • Not attending
  • Being mean 
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What's Happening at Crossroads?

2 hour late start 1/3/22

Classrooms? Not just inside in a room... & Rootbeer?

In the Classrooms

Physics with Mr. Rose
picture used for physics learning
Projectile Motion Students explored projectile motion in class doing a simulation lab. We got to shoot pumpkins and pianos and see how changing different parameters affected the trajectories.

Making Cookies with Mrs. Barth in Food Science

Students in the Classroom

Students in the News

Mental Health Resources and Support for Youth

HOUSING

 

INFORMATION AND REFERRAL

 

COUNSELING RESOURCES

  • Access Line 888-693-7200
    • Schedules mental health appointments if Apple Health/Medicaid eligible
  • Compass Health Provide a full continuum of outpatient care for kids includes counseling, med management.
  • SeaMar Behavioral Health Provides outpatient services, counseling, med management in Everett, Lynnwood and Monroe.
  • Catholic Community Services
    • Counseling, case management, med management for all kids in Everett Accepts Apple Health/Medicaid 425-257-1621 www.ccsww.org
  • Affordable Counseling 425-778-5544

 

FAMILY SUPPORT

 

MEDICAL

 

EDUCATION/TRAINING

 

EARLY INTERVENTION

  • Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program (ECEAP) 425-388-7268 is a free pre-school serving low-income children and families providing quality educational experiences
  • Early Head Start/Head Start A program for income eligible kids and families to help kids birth to five years to help with school readiness
  • Snohomish County Early Intervention Program Provides support to children ages birth to three who have or are at high –risk of a delay.
  • Department of Early Learning-Connecting to Childcare, Early Head Start, Kindergarten Readiness 1-866-482-4325 www.del.wa.gov

 

ENRICHING ACTIVITIES

 

CRISIS SERVICES

  • Access Line 1-800-747-8654; 425-388-7215
    • Call to ask for a designated mental health professional to be dispatched to assess a kid for voluntary or involuntary treatment.
    • This is to be used as a last resort.
    • This number also can help set up an initial assessment and counseling.
  • Care Crisis Response Service Triage Line 800-584-3578/425-258-4357
    • Open 24/7 to discuss crisis related needs .
  • Crisis Chat www.carecrisis chat.org (5 days a week 3-11:30 p.m.)
    • Crisis support via instant messaging.
  • Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-TALK (8255) Support for someone who is struggling with suicide thoughts.
  • Child Protective Services 1-800-562-5624
    • To report abuse or neglect of a child.
  • Protection Order Programs 425-388-3638
  • Access Line 888-693-7200 Schedules mental health appointments if Apple Health/Medicaid eligible
  • National Runaway Hotline 1-800-RUNAWAY
  • The Trevor Project 1-866-4-U-TREVOR
    • Providing crisis and suicide services to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning youth

 

PARENTING SUPPORT

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