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Contact Your School’s Student Support Center!
A list of SCUSD Schools with onsite Student Support Centers
Click on the person’s name to send an email. All phone numbers listed below are mobile phone numbers, and may receive both calls and text messages.
If your school is not listed below contact (916)643-2354, or .
A.M. Winn Elementary School
Kat Zolnikov:
(916)595-4476
Abraham Lincoln Elementary School
Sara
Martinez: (916)603-4597
Amber Henrichs:
(916)826-3591
Albert Einstein Middle School
Shardon Perryman:
(916)507-3179
Kelly Salina:
(916)507-3195
Alice Birney K-8 School
Lara Roach:
(916)896-4117
American Legion High School
Anna
Tyulyu: (916)826-2511
Arthur A. Benjamin Health Professions High
School
Maria
Lopez: (916)826-3501
Bowling Green Chacón Elementary School
Alma
Lopez: (916)908-8729
Bowling Green McCoy Elementary School
Laura Magaña:
(916)825-9948
Bret Harte Elementary School
Yisel SantaCruz:
(916)320-237
C.K. McClatchy High School
Aaron
Perry: (916)826-3581
Mirna
Perez: (916)826-3534
Caleb Greenwood Elementary School
Sunaina Sondhi:
(916)886-9743
California Middle School
Alyssa Beck:
(916)743-3459
Angela Marley:
(916)750-6599
Camellia Basic Elementary School
Sunaina Sondhi:
(916)886-9743
Caroline Wenzel Elementary School
Keby
Reese: (916)891-8228
Cesar E. Chavez Elementary School
Coming Soon!
Erin
Ryan: (916)826-2980
Crocker Riverside Elementary School
Yisel Santacruz:
(916)320-2379
David Lubin Elementary School
Jonathan
Fatta: (916)750-6290
Earl Warren Elementary School
Evelyn
Tisdell-Koroma: (916)826-3420
Benjamin Paulsen:
(916)752-1985
Edward Kemble Elementary School
Coming Soon!
Erin
Ryan: (916)826-2980
Elder Creek Elementary School
Tina
Borgman: (916)826-3932
Ethel I. Baker Elementary School
Karen
Hernandez Barajas: (916)549-9459
Ethel Phillips Elementary School
Anna Gammelgard: Coming Soon!
Laura Muñoz:
(916)579-8464
Fr. Keith B. Kenny K-8 School
Danielle Martin:
(916)501-8591
Fern Bacon Middle School
Courtney Poole:
(916)982-9439
Jessica
Gonzalez: (916)826-3694
Genevieve Didion Elementary School
Prescilla
Medrano: (916)826-3521
Golden Empire Elementary School
Aarolind Hoskin:
(916)603-4762
H.W. Harkness Elementary School
Keby
Reese: (916)891-8228
Hiram Johnson High School
Mary
Struhs: (916)826-3223
Adriana
Martinez Trujillo: (916)776-3349
Amie Harp: (916)559-0645
Hollywood Park
Yisel Santacruz:
(916)320-2379
Hubert Bancroft Elementary School
Amber Henrichs:
(916)826-3591
Isador Cohen Elementary School
Kat
Zolnikov: (916)595-4476
James Marshall Elementary School
Jessi B. Gray:
(916)826-3721
John Bidwell Elementary School
Amaya Weiss:
(916)826-2517
Liz
Echeverria: (916)750-6472
John Cabrillo Elementary School
Elise
Mejia: (916)699-4386
John F. Kennedy High School
Christina Harris:
(916)559-0920
Sangita Vakis:
(916)752-7530
John D. Sloat Elementary School
Amaya Weiss:
(916)826-2517
Liz
Echeverria: (916)750-6472
John Still K-8 School
Michelle
Weaver: (916)752-3238
Jessica
Gonzalez: (916)826-3694
Leataata Floyd Elementary School
Rachel
Webb: (916)826-2514
Leonardo da Vinci K-8 School
Elise
Mejia: (916)699-4386
Luther Burbank High School
Josephine
Pugh: (916)826-3823
Natali Perez:
(916)826-2686
Kylee Gumns:
(916)477-7866
Mark Twain Elementary School
Patricia Bernal:
(916)796-8797
Martin Luther King, Jr. Elementary School
Elisa Olmo:
(916)826-4115
Matsuyama Elementary School
Prescilla
Medrano: (916)826-3521
Miwok Middle School
Alyssa Beck:
(916)743-3459
Becky Stroble:
(916)603-4645
Nicholas Elementary School
Jessica
Kurtz: (916)526-5491
Oak Ridge Elementary School
Coming Soon!
Danielle Martin:
(916)501-8591
O.W. Erlewine Elementary School
Sunaina Sondhi:
(916)886-9743
Pacific Elementary
School
Michelle
Rezentes: (916)826-2541
Aarolind Hoskin:
(916)603-4762
Parkway Elementary School
Keanu Williams:
(916)750-6447
Mónica
Castañeda-Chavez: (916)398-8767
Phoebe Hearst Elementary School
Prescilla
Medrano: (916)826-3521
Pony Express Elementary School
Lara Roach:
(916)896-4117
Rosa Parks K-8 School
Sheridan O’Neal:
(916)752-3222
Kelly Salina:
(916)507-3195
Jasmyn
Washington: (916)776-7264
Rosemont High School
Sara Morgan:
(916)559-0974
Heather
Isakson: (916)826-3816
Sam Brannan Middle School
Prescilla
Medrano: (916)826-3521
School of Engineering & Sciences
Elisa Olmo:
(916)826-4115
Sequoia Elementary School
Jessi B. Gray:
(916)826-3721
Success Academy
Teresa Cruz:
(916)477-9395
Susan B. Anthony Elementary School
Keby
Reese: (916)891-8228
Sutterville Elementary School
Yisel Santacruz:
(916)320-2379
Suy:u Elementary School
Vanessa Petty:
(916)931-8931
Tahoe Elementary School
Mónica
Castañeda-Chavez: (916)398-8767
The Met High School
Maria
Lopez: (916)826-3501
Theodore Judah Elementary School
Sunaina Sondhi:
(916)886-9743
Umoja International Academy
Jonathan Fatta:
(916)750-6290
Washington Elementary School
Benjamin Paulsen:
(916)752-1985
West Campus High School
Patricia Bernal:
(916)796-8797
Will C. Wood Middle School
Marisol Ruiz:
(916)826-3332
Celia Del Toro
Vargas: (916)826-3914
William Land Elementary School
Laura Muñoz:
(916)579-8464
Woodbine Elementary School
Emily
Herr: (916)826-3734
Keby Reese:
(916)891-8228
Attendance Awareness Month Community Fair
Dear Sac City Unified families,
It’s Attendance Awareness Month, and our CARE team is hosting a community fair at The SCUSD Enrollment Center on Saturday, September 30 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The event offers families free meals, free grocery boxes, live music, motivational speakers, community resources and more! Don’t miss out on the fun, free, family event!
District-Wide College and Career Fair
Dear Sac City Unified families,
At Sac City Unified our #1 goal is to provide every student with the greatest number of choices for life after high school graduation.
So whether you’re considering a college or junior college, or thinking about the military or learning a trade … or just don’t know what you want to do next … join us for the 鶹Ƶ City Unified College and Career Fair.
LGBTQ Support Services
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer
SCUSD’s LGBTQ+ Support Services Program aims to provide school sites the resources and district support to meet the needs of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer youth and families. Through advocacy, community building, and education, the support services program seeks to create an environment for all students to feel safe and affirmed.
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Know Your Rights
According to , our Board of Education policy and March 2023 Trans Day of Visibility Resolution, the following protections are in place for SCUSD staff and students:
- Students and staff shall be referred to by their affirmed name, gender and pronouns.
- Students have the right to access the gender segregated facilities that align with their gender identity (i.e. restrooms, locker rooms)
- Students have the right to freely access gender-neutral facilities, such as single stall restrooms. Each single-stall restroom is to be clearly labeled as “gender neutral,” “all gender,” etc.
- On overnight field trips, students have the right to access the sleeping quarters that align with their gender identity.
- Students have the right to participate in sports consistent with their gender identity.
- Students and staff have the right to use their affirmed name, gender and pronouns in yearbooks and other non-legal school documents (e.g., school ID, class roster, diplomas and other certificates).
- Students and staff may follow the dress code rules of the gender with which they identify.
Every school site has a designated LGBTQ liaison if you need additional support. These liaisons are SCUSD staff members who have received training in supporting our LGBTQ students and staff. If your school has a Support Center, Support Center staff serve as your LGBTQ liaison. You can look up whether your school has a Support Center and find contact information for your liaison here. If your school does not have a Support Center, your LGBTQ liaison is your Principal. You may also reach out to the district-wide LGBTQ+ Support Services program, housed at the Connect Center here.
Support
Services include mentorship, SCUSD staff consultation, LGBTQ+ SafeZone Trainings, school-based events, Gender & Sexuality Alliance (GSA) club support, and information/referral.
Training
SCUSD staff and students are encouraged to participate in an LGBTQ+ SafeZone Training to learn more about the queer and transgender community, laws and policies, and how to create an affirming environment.
Collaboration & Advocacy
The LGBTQ+ Task Force offers a space each month for school district staff, community partner organizations, and students to come together to share resources and collaborate in ways to ensure student wellbeing and safety for our queer and transgender youth.
Crisis Lines & Resources
Crisis Resources
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: (877) 565-8860
- (866) 488-7386 (or text START to: 678-678)
Local Resources
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: Gender Health Center is focused on providing
an accessible therapy and counseling program for the gender
variant community. They are interested in developing a
collaboration with other agencies that are committed to
addressing the full spectrum of issues specific to the
transgender community in a positive approach for getting people
to understand that there is a better life when gender identity
issues are addressed in a safe and supportive
environment.
(916) 455-2391
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: The Lavender Library is an all-volunteer-run
lending library, archive, and community space with LGBTQ+
books, films and more. They are a hub of learning and
connection for 鶹Ƶ’s LGBTQ+ community.
(916) 492-0558
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: Since 1956, Legal Services of Northern
California (LSNC) has provided free quality legal services that
empower marginalized and underserved communities to challenge
inequities and discriminatory practices
(916) 551-2150
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: The 鶹Ƶ LGBT Community Center works to
create a region where LGBTQ+ people thrive. They support
the health and wellness of the most marginalized, advocate for
equality and justice, and work to build a culturally rich
LGBTQ+ community.
(916) 442-0185
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(Parents, Families and Friends
of Lesbians and Gays): PFLAG promotes the health and
well‐being of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons,
their families and friends through: support, to cope with an
adverse society; education, to enlighten an ill‐informed
public; and advocacy, to end discrimination and to secure equal
civil rights.
(916) 978‐0410
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: WEAVE is
the primary provider of crisis intervention services for
survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault in 鶹Ƶ
County. WEAVE’s mission is to promote safe and healthy
relationships and support survivors of sexual assault, domestic
violence and sex trafficking. WEAVE’s vision is a community
free of violence and abuse.
(916) 448-2321
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National Resources
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: The Trevor Project operates the only accredited,
nationwide, around the clock crisis and suicide prevention
helpline for LGBTQ+ youth. (866) 488-7386 (Available 24/7). The
Trevor Project aims to end suicide among LGBTQ+ young people by
offering support through crisis services, peer support,
research, public education and advocacy.
(866) 488-7386
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(The Gay,
Lesbian and Straight Education Network): GLSEN is the
leading national education organization focused on ensuring
safe schools for all lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender
students.
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: The National Center for
Transgender Equality is the nation’s leading social justice
advocacy organization winning life-saving change for
transgender people.
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: Transgender Law Center changes law, policy,
and attitudes so that all people can live safely,
authentically, and free from discrimination regardless of their
gender identity or expression.
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: Gender Spectrum’s mission is to create a
gender-inclusive world for all children and youth.
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: The Family Acceptance Project
focuses on reducing risk and promoting well-being among LGBTQ
children and youth by increasing family support. FAP is a
research, education and intervention initiative, affiliated
with San Francisco State University.
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: Trans Student Educational
Resources is a youth-led organization dedicated to transforming
the educational environment for trans and gender nonconforming
students through advocacy and empowerment.
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: The Brown Boi Project is a community of
people working across race and gender to eradicate sexism,
homophobia and transphobia and create healthy frameworks of
masculinity and change.
Instagram:
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: GSA
Network is a next-generation LGBTQ+ racial and gender justice
organization that empowers and trains queer, trans and allied
youth leaders to advocate, organize, and mobilize an
intersectional movement for safer schools and healthier
communities.
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