Community Resources
We would like to share the following LAUSD food assistance resources to support families who may be impacted by disruptions to SNAP benefits.
Under California’s Universal Meals Policy, every student is entitled to one free breakfast and one free lunch daily. In addition, supper meals are available to all LAUSD students ages 1–18 at dismissal time, and community children within the same age range may also receive a supper meal at participating sites. Supper programs operate Monday through Friday at most district schools.
For additional food assistance resources, please visit https://www.lausd.org/foodhelp to learn more about the programs below:
- LA County Parks Food Programs
- City of LA Family Source Centers: Weekly Food Distribution
- City of LA Family Source Centers: Emergency Financial Assistance
- LA Regional Food Bank Pantry Locator
- WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) Program
- YMCA FeedLA
- LAUSD Education Foundation – Compassion Fund
Also, additional flyers below… (we can add the flyers attached here)
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Staff Name and Contact Information |
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A-G Diploma Program Counselors Encourages students who are not on track to meeting the A-G requirements for graduation by working with all stakeholders to implement interventions with the vision of graduation and college and career readiness for all students. The A-G Diploma Program provides early identification, intensive case management, enrollment in appropriate educational programs, parent engagement, and support for transitions. |
Wanda Luong (C3) 310-257-4758
Sarah Catron (C3) 310-257-4759 Sarah.catron-[email protected]
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School-purchased Pupil Services and Attendance (PSA) Counselors School-purchased PSA Counselors are specialists in child welfare and attendance policy and laws. Counselors implement tiered absence prevention, early intervention, and intensive intervention strategies to promote school-wide attendance, engagement, and educational success. Counselors serve as liaisons between school and community. They provide counseling, referrals to community agencies, case management, and support to students and families to address barriers to school attendance. |
310-257-7178 |
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Specialized Student Services Counselor (SSS) The role of the SSS Counselor is to advocate, support, monitor and case manage services to any students experiencing homelessness, those with Open DCFS court cases and those in the juvenile justice system.
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Maria Sanchez (K1) 310-257-4301
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Edna Martinez (Attendance Office)