Helpful Websites & Resources

The Lifeline provides: 24/7 free and confidential support for people in distress; prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones; and best practices for professionals

A National Resource Center on ADHD

Students are eligible to attend the BCTC in 10th grade. Students spend half of their day at the senior high, and the other half at BCTC in a program area of their choice.

US Department of Health and Human Services offers flash movies, games, and information about bullying and how to prevent it.

A collection of resources to help families navigate some of the challenges faced with our recent global pandemic.  

Click here for a one-stop career and college planning website, Take a career assessment survey or a learning styles survey. You can also access study skills information which will help you to be successful as you navigate your educational years.

A collection of some resources to help families address equity values and racism. 

This website is a great resource with parenting advice, information on child development, and family reference items.

Crisis workers will help you resolve crisis situations through telephone and mobile support when needed. Provides immediate support for children and/or parents in crisis situations, as well as assistance with managing recurring or future crises. Support is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Keeping kids and teens safer on the internet

“Asking for help can be scary, so they made it easy”

Safe2Say is a tip line and safety tool to helps students recognize and report warning signs and threats.  

Student Assistance Program is a team of MSE staff that are in place to work with parents and students to help reduce or remove potential barriers to academic success.

A career planning and profile tool to help students be ready for post secondary success.

A study skills resource site to help your middle school student succeed.

A resource site for parents which provides information and help in protecting your child from the dangers of drug use and abuse.

The Trevor Project is the leading National organization providing crisis intervention and suicide prevention services to LGBTQ young people ages 13-24. The Trevor Project offers chat, text and telephone services. The website also contains information and additional resources.

Education, resources, and training intended to increase the skills needed to help someone who is developing a mental health problem or experiencing a mental health crisis.