Student Services offers several programs to improve the physical and mental health of students. Student Services supports a variety of disciplines and services such as: School Counseling, Behavioral Intervention, Student Mental Health, Threat Assessment, Sexual Assault Resource Team, Audiology, Health Services, Response to crises, Title IX and Section 504/ADA compliance.
I Matter offers free therapy sessions for young people
Colorado youth and their parents can visit IMatterColorado.org and YoImportoColorado.org to complete a confidential online survey about their mental health and schedule sessions with a licensed behavioral health clinician.
The I Matter program offers up to six free mental health sessions with a licensed provider and is open to youth 18 or younger, or 21 or younger if they are receiving special education services. Under state law, youth 12 and older can consent to therapy. Parents of youth 11 and under will be required to complete the survey and consent to services for their child. Learn more at the I Matter website or at YoImportoColorado.org.
Service animals
Students and District employees who wish to be accompanied on an ongoing basis to District schools, other facilities, and/or vehicles by a service animal or service animal-in-training must provide written notice of at least least ten (10) working days to the appropriate District. Section 504/ADA Compliance Officer. Once the notice/request has been received, a meeting will be held at the host school or department.
PSD ADG Policy – Animals in District Facilities and Vehicles