Parent Resources
Parent Workshops
- Do I have to register in advance? While not required, it is helpful for our team if you can register in advance of the events. Please register here.
- Is there childcare? At this time, there is not childcare. If this is a barrier to you, let us know via email below so we can plan childcare for future events. For the FAMILY EVENTS, please bring your family!
- Where are the workshops located? The locations change monthly, so be sure to check the event details. Most workshops are located at the district office, in the board room.
- Is there any cost to the workshops? No, the workshops are completely free and open to all Snowline families.
- Are the workshops only for parents? The workshops are designed for parents and guardians of school-age students, but are open to any community members.
- Do I need to bring anything? No. Just bring yourself and your family (if it is a family event)
Suicide Prevention/Student Mental Health Resources
Suicide & Crisis Tips
If your student is having a life-threatening mental health issue, please call 911 or go to the nearest hospital.
Looking for more help?
- Call or text 988 for the suicide & crisis lifeline.
- If you have information regarding student/staff safety, please text at tip to (760) 239-9113.
- Need someone from Snowline to contact you about mental or physical health services, academic help, clothing, food, family support or other resources, fill out this form.
Free Virtual Therapy & Coaching
The state of California has free therapy options for all California students (age 0-26). Explore BrightLife Kids (age 0-12) or Soluna (ages 13-26).
Hazel Health
Hazel Health is available for all Snowline students; it's free, confidential, and can be accessed from either home or school. Coverage is good year-round (even in summer) and students can meet virtually with both therapists for mental health and doctors for physical health symptoms. Sign up today; it's free.
Additional Suicide Resources for Parents:
Watch our 9/26 workshop on Suicide Prevention:
English presentation first, followed by Spanish at 1:13:00.
Additional Suicide/Crisis Resources for Parents to Download:
Wellness Education Lab- Online Training Modules
The Wellness Education Lab offers free online training for students (13+) or their parents in the areas of mental health and wellness. Click here to begin these excellent, interactive trainings.
If your student is having a life-threatening mental health issue, please call 911 or go to the nearest hospital.
Looking for more help?
- Call or text 988 for the suicide & crisis lifeline.
- If you have information regarding student/staff safety, please text at tip to (760) 239-9113.
- Need someone from Snowline to contact you about mental or physical health services, academic help, clothing, food, family support or other resources, fill out this form.
Digital Parenting (Phones, Apps, Internet, etc...) Resources
WORKSHOP:
Join us for our free workshop on 1/23/25 at 9am in Spanish or 10am in English. In person or live online at youtube.com.
Kids & Tech: How Much is Too Much?
PODCAST: How to Keep Your Kids Safe Online:
We also HIGHLY recommend Common Sense Media for your parent technology questions and needs.
Social-Emotional Learning Resources
Social-emotional learning describes the mindsets, skills, attitudes, and feelings that help students succeed in school, career, and life. It focuses on how motivation, social connectedness, and self control enable every student to learn and thrive.
We owe it to students to provide them with not just academic knowledge, but with the skills they need to apply that knowledge in all settings, throughout their lives, with confidence and security.
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Building Social-Emotional Learning Competencies
The CASEL framework addresses five areas that are fundamental to SEL competence. These skills are important for collaboration and perspective-taking, and serve students well in school and in life. By building skills in these areas, students manage their emotions, handle challenges, and reach their goals.
5 Social-Emotional Learning Competencies:
- Self-awareness: the ability to recognize one’s strengths and limitations with a sense of confidence and purpose
- Self-management: the ability to manage one’s feelings and behavior, including handling stress
- Social awareness: the ability to understand the perspectives of others, including those from diverse backgrounds
- Relationship skills: the ability to communicate clearly, listen actively, and work collaboratively to problem solve
- Responsible decision-making: the ability to evaluate the benefits and consequences of various actions
Transportation
Transportation
Free Bus Rides
All K-12 students are eligible for free busing through the Victor Valley Transit Authority with only their student ID. Details and information on the VVTA website.
All Snowline students can ride Snowline buses for free. Fill out a bus application today.
Medical Transportation
If you or your student have IEHP or Molina, you can get transportation to doctor's appointments as part of your plan. For IEHP, call 1-800-440-IEHP, for Molina, call (844) 292-2688.
Food Resources
various locations (see link)
Snowline has partnered with local food pantries and churches to help connect families in need with food. Please call (760) 868-5817 ext 10142 or click here for a list of current food pantries, times, and locations.
315 N. Mountain View
San Bernardino, CA 92415
(909) 252-5170
Supplemental food program for low-income women, infants, children, and even grandparents caring for their grandkids. Nutrition education and counseling. Call to apply.
1835 Chicago Avenue, Suite B
Riverside, CA 92507
Riverside, CA 92507
Dial 221 or (888)435-7576
2-1-1 is a toll-free phone number that provides confidential information and referrals in San Bernardino County. 2-1-1 provides live, bilingual call specialists who provide assistance to callers 24 hours a day. Hundreds of health and social services are available by simply dialing 2-1-1.
14318 California Ave. Suite #106
Victorville, CA 92392
(760) 563-6767
A Core Solution was formed in 2014 by four career driven women who purposed in their heart to make a difference in their community. They saw the day to day struggle of the single mother, the single father, the broken home and the forgotten teenager. Their goal was to create a safe nurturing environment where people could come to re-discover themselves through grace, assistance, education and above all else love. We specifically address the needs of low-income families, youth and children, older adults, veterans, people affected by disabilities and financial hardship.
Contact Snowline's Health & Wellness Team for assistance with your family's needs
Clothing & School Supplies
Clothing & Supply Needs
If you or your family are in need of clothing or supplies, please reach out to your child's school counselor. They can connect you to onsite resources or to our district's central office.
Please call your school site and ask to speak with the school counselor.
Housing Resources
715 East Brier Drive
San Bernardino, CA 92408-2841
(909) 890-0644
Our mission is to help low-income individuals and families in San Bernardino County by providing and promoting affordable housing, self-sufficiency programs, safe housing environments, and non-discriminatory housing assistance services. Obtain applications for the Public Housing waiting list on the website.
15400 Cholame Rd.
Victorville, CA 92392
(760) 245-4695
14318 California Ave. Suite #106
Victorville, CA 92392
(760) 563-6767
A Core Solution was formed in 2014 by four career driven women who purposed in their heart to make a difference in their community. They saw the day to day struggle of the single mother, the single father, the broken home and the forgotten teenager. Their goal was to create a safe nurturing environment where people could come to re-discover themselves through grace, assistance, education and above all else love. We specifically address the needs of low-income families, youth and children, older adults, veterans, people affected by disabilities and financial hardship.
1835 Chicago Avenue, Suite B
Riverside, CA 92507
Riverside, CA 92507
Dial 221 or (888)435-7576
2-1-1 is a toll-free phone number that provides confidential information and referrals in San Bernardino County. 2-1-1 provides live, bilingual call specialists who provide assistance to callers 24 hours a day. Hundreds of health and social services are available by simply dialing 2-1-1
Health Resources
Click here to access local Community Health Resources including local doctors, dentists, medical groups, and more.
Hazel Health
All Snowline students have access to Hazel Health, which includes free virtual medical visits for all students (at home and at school). Sign up today- it's free!
1835 Chicago Avenue, Suite B
Riverside, CA 92507
Riverside, CA 92507
Dial 221 or (888)435-7576
2-1-1 is a toll-free phone number that provides confidential information and referrals in San Bernardino County. 2-1-1 provides live, bilingual call specialists who provide assistance to callers 24 hours a day. Hundreds of health and social services are available by simply dialing 2-1-1
Substance Abuse/Drugs/Alcohol/Vaping Prevention
Drugs & Alcohol Awareness & Prevention Workshop
English:
Spanish:
Tips & Recommendations for Talking to Kids About Drugs & Alcohol
Need More Help?
California Youth Crisis Line (1-877-846-1602)
A toll free, 24-hour, confidential phone line available to young people between the ages of 12-24, and concerned friends and family members. CCY provides crisis intervention counseling on many issues including family problems, sexual assault, eating disorders, teen pregnancy, substance abuse, suicide and more.
1835 Chicago Avenue, Suite B
Riverside, CA 92507
Riverside, CA 92507
Dial 221 or (888)435-7576
2-1-1 is a toll-free phone number that provides confidential information and referrals in San Bernardino County. 2-1-1 provides live, bilingual call specialists who provide assistance to callers 24 hours a day. Hundreds of health and social services are available by simply dialing 2-1-1
Crisis Hotlines
Crisis Hotlines
California Youth Crisis Line (1-877-846-1602)
A toll free, 24-hour, confidential phone line available to young people between the ages of 12-24, and concerned friends and family members. CCY provides crisis intervention counseling on many issues including family problems, sexual assault, eating disorders, teen pregnancy, substance abuse, suicide and more.
Provides 24-hour information, referrals and assistance to any youth in crisis regarding various topics such as family, relationships, feelings, suicide, basic needs, abuse, health, sex, drugs & alcohol, & running away.
Provides 24-hour assistance, information, and referrals to youth who have run away and other youth in crisis. Call 1-800-RUNAWAY if you are a teenager who is thinking of running from home, if you have a friend who has run and is looking for help, or if you are a runaway ready to go home through our Home Free program.
Trevor Youth Suicide Helpline
The Trevor Project operates the nations only 24/7 suicide & crisis prevention helpline for gay and questioning youth. If you or a friend are feeling lost or alone call The Trevor Helpline. There is hope, there is help.
Help for victims of domestic violence
Employment Resources
EMPLOYMENT DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
California's One-Stop Career Centers for San Bernardino County
San Bernardino Employment Resource Center
658 East Brier Drive, Suite 100
San Bernardino, CA 92408
(909) 382-0440
High Desert Employment Resource Center
17310 Bear Valley Road, Suite 109
Victorville CA 92395
(760) 552-6550
9650 9th St., Ste. A ,
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
(909) 948-6606.
Summer Resources
SUMMER RESOURCES
- Hazel Health- your student's FREE access to Hazel Health continues over the summer for emotional & mental health services! (anxiety, depression, changes, loneliness, identity, body image, etc...)
Sign up for Hazel Health- it's free for all Snowline students.
- Free mental health apps for students & families Soluna (teens to age 25) | Brightlife (kids 0-12)
Need help with mental or physical health services, academic help, clothing, food, family support or other resources? Fill out this form.
