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California State Seal of Civic Engagement
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What steps are needed to receive the SSCE?
Preparation (ideally completed by January):
California State Seal of Civic Engagement
What is the State Seal of Civic Engagement?
The California State Seal of Civic Engagement, marked by a gold seal on the transcript of diploma, recognizes high school graduates who have demonstrated excellence in civic engagement by working towards and advocating for meaningful solutions to a community or social problem; quality reflection of student activities and growth; and have peer and mentor testimony of relevant student civic activities.
California State Seal of Civic Engagement
Teacher and Community Page
For teachers and staff:
Below are resources for teachers and staff interested in supporting students to access the State Seal of Civic Engagement:
Mental Health, Crisis Response and Suicide Prevention
A variety of mental health services are available to students experiencing social or emotional difficulties. With specially trained staff and a wide array of community mental health providers, Student Support and Health Services staff provide services directly to students and families.
Youth Development Support Services (YDSS)
Youth Development Support Services (YDSS) provides support to teachers and school site administrators in creating an environment conducive to the achievement of academic, as well as social-emotional, success for all students. Services are based upon the philosophy of building resiliency to assure that students successfully adapt in the face of adversity and develop social, academic, and vocational competence.
Transitional Kindergarten
Sacramento City Unified has expanded its transitional kindergarten to 39 locations for the 2024-2025 school year.
Transitional Kindergarten (TK) is a stepping stone between preschool and kindergarten. The optional program provides students with an additional year of preparation, so they enter kindergarten with stronger academic, social, and emotional skills needed for future success in school.
Contact Homeless Education Services
We are here to serve you!
Ashley Powers
Clark, MS, MSW, PPSC
Homeless Education Services Program Coordinator (Homeless
Liaison)
(916)643-2450
Manuela
Murrillo
Clerk II, (916)643-2450
Thomas
McCready
School Social Worker (Team 1)
(916)752-4635
Homeless Education Services
The McKinney-Vento- Education for Homeless Children & Youths act provides protections for students who are unhoused/homeless, including enrollment rights (see below: Rights for Students Who Are Unhoused). The 69视频 Homeless Services Office supports the enrollment, attendance, and achievement of students who are experiencing homelessness to ensure they receive equal access to educational opportunities.
Definition of Students who are Unhoused / Homeless
- Rights for Students Who Are Unhoused.Russian
- Board Policy 6173
- Administrative Regulation 6173
- AB 1806 Summary: Homeless Youth Credit Issuance & Exemption from Graduation Requirements
- Homeless Services Referral Form Aug 2022
- Rights for Students Who Are Unhoused.English
- Rights for Students Who Are Unhoused.Chinese
- Rights for Students Who Are Unhoused.Farsi
- Rights for Students Who Are Unhoused.Hmong
- Rights for Students Who Are Unhoused.Spanish
- Rights for Students Who Are Unhoused.Vietnamese
- Homeless Services Flyer March 2023
- Francis House Street Sheet Feb 2021
- Veterans Services- VOA 2021
- Wind Youth Services
- CalWorks Housing Support Program 2022
- Sacramento County Access- Mental Health Services 2021
- 69视频 Housing Survey.English
- 69视频 Housing Survey.Farsi
- 69视频 Housing Survey.Hmong
- 69视频 Housing Survey.Chinese
- 69视频 Housing Survey.Spanish
- 69视频 Housing Survey.Vietnamese
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California Digital Vaccine Record
Parents and G鈥媢ardians! Did you know you can use the California Digital Vaccine Record portal to access your child鈥檚 immunization records? Request a digital copy of your child鈥檚 records for childcare or school at