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Counseling

Welcome to the Surfside Educational Academy Counseling Department

 

Independent Study

Meet Ms. Wynne - Click Here

Independent Study Course Catalog
 

Direct Instruction

Meet Mr. Gomez - Click Here

Mental Health Resources: For an immediate life threatening emergency always call 911

• 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline  provides emotional support if you are thinking about suicide or having a mental health crisis. Just text or

call 988 anytime you need them.

•North County Lifeline. Inc. provides programs for youth and adults struggling with mental health issues and emotional trauma.  

760-726-4900

• The California Peer-Run Warmline  is a 24/7 service for mental and emotional support on issues like relationships, anxiety, depression,

drug use and more call or text 855-845-7415 to speak to a counselor

• Crisis Text Line  provides 24/7 access to speak with a crisis counselor through text messaging, 741741

• Care Solace provides 24/7 service to connect families with mental health and substance use treatment options through in person, telephone calls, outpatient, and residential.

• Oceanside Family Counseling Center  offers a variety of services and programs to address mental health care needs, 619-515-2300

• Palomar Family Counseling  provides individual or group counseling for students and families, 760-630-3505 (Vista Location)

Immigration Information

 

Every family should know that every child in the Oceanside Unified School District (OUSD) has the Constitutional right to attend school regardless of immigration status. OUSD does not request or record information about a student’s immigration status.  Federal and state laws protect student information from disclosure to others, including Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).  OUSD does not permit non-students, including ICE agents, access to OUSD facilities unless they can produce a warrant signed by a federal judge.  School administrators will not permit the disclosure of confidential student information without first consulting their attorney to make sure that the information has been properly subject to a federal judge’s warrant.  

 

Families should consult community resources to learn their rights and additional information will be provided to help families access these resources

 

Please see below for resources to support: 

 

Todas las familias deben saber que cada niño en el Distrito Escolar Unificado de Oceanside (OUSD) tiene el derecho constitucional de asistir a la escuela sin importar su estado migratorio. El OUSD no pide ni anota información sobre el estado migratorio de un estudiante. Las leyes federales y estatales protegen la información de los estudiantes de ser divulgada a otros, incluyendo al Servicio de Control de Inmigración y Aduanas (Immigration and Customs Enforcement o ICE, por sus siglas en inglés). El OUSD no permite que personas que no sean estudiantes, incluyendo agentes de ICE, accedan a las instalaciones del OUSD a menos que puedan producir una orden judicial firmada por un juez federal. Los directores escolares no permitirán la divulgación de información estudiantil confidencial sin primero consultar con su abogado para garantizar que la información sea sujeta a una orden judicial de un juez federal.

 

Las familias deben consultar los recursos comunitarios para conocer sus derechos y se brindará información adicional para ayudar a las familias a acceder a estos recursos.

Recursos de apoyo:

Counseling Team

Stephanie Wynne

Independent Study Counselor K-12

stephanie.wynne@oside.us

760-901-8610

 

Mike Gomez

Direct Instruction Counselor 10-12

mike.gomez@oside.us

760-901-8609