Resources for families
At the San Bernardino City Unified School District (SBCUSD), we believe that supporting students begins with empowering families. Our Student Wellness and Support Services department is committed to providing you with up-to-date information, tools, and resources to help your child thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.
Whether you’re looking for health services, academic support, or community programs, this page connects you to everything you need to navigate your student’s journey with confidence.
Health & Wellness
School-Based Health Centers
- Receive healthcare, immunizations, and wellness checkups conveniently at your child’s school.
Find Your School-Based Health Center
Mental Health Resources
- Access free counseling and connect with licensed professionals to address your child’s emotional well-being.
Mental Health Services
Local Resource Directory
- Explore a curated list of community organizations offering housing assistance, legal aid, and employment resources.
Access Directory
Community Crisis Response Teams (CCRT)
- Community-based mobile crisis response team for children and adults experiencing a psychiatric emergency.
- Hotline: (800) 398-0018 or text (909) 420-0560
View Crisis Resources
Physical Health Services
- Ensure your child’s well-being with comprehensive health services offered through SBCUSD:
- Hazel Health: Access virtual doctor visits for minor illnesses and health concerns during school hours.
- Immunizations: Stay current on required vaccinations for school attendance.
- Wellness Checkups: Annual physical exams and screenings.
- Dental Screenings: On-site dental care programs to promote oral health.
- Vision Screenings: Routine vision checks to ensure students are prepared for classroom success.
Updated SBCUSD Board Policy 5141.33 - Head Lice Management
The SBCUSD Board of Education approved revisions on 01/14/25 to the Head Lice Management Board Policy, based on new research and guidance from leading medical organizations, including:
- The American Association of Pediatrics
- The Centers for Disease Control
- California Department of Public Health
- National Association of School Nurses
The information below highlights the key changes within the policy:
- Students suspected of having lice will be referred to the School Nurse/designee for confidential screening.
- If live lice are found, the caregiver is notified and the student is returned to class.
- Students will not be excluded from school due to head lice.
- The caregiver will be given educational materials and treatment resources or referrals.
