Student Health/Resources
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
Sonoma County Mental Health and Crisis Supports
SCOE Resources- Talking with your child about Violence in Israel, Gaza
OGUSD Youth Truth Survey Reports Jan 2022
Talking with your child about war
Talking with your child about the war in Ukraine
OGUSD Youth Truth Survey Spring 2021 Synthesis Reports
SCOE Mental Health Resources for Sonoma Co Youth Website Resource List (English) (Spanish)
SCOE Community Mental Health and Family Resources Website
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Archived Resources
Statewide CDE-compiled resources for youth and their families.
Sonoma County Office of Education Guidelines
Sonoma County Office of Education Emergency Response Plan
Coronavirus Guidelines
Talking Points for Children
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
California Department of Public Health
Edsource.org
AIR AND WATER SCIENCES REPORT AFTER SCHOOL CLOSURE
Air & Water SCIENCES (AWS) is pleased to submit the following report detailing indoor air monitoring and fire debris cleaning verification sampling conducted at Oak Grove Union School District sites.....please click here for the full report
Letter from Sonoma County Health Officer
Dr. Celeste Philip, Sonoma County's new Health Officer, has provided the attached letter for parents/guardians regarding current state and nationwide measles outbreaks. In this letter (provided in Spanish and English), she outlines the serious threat measles presents to unvaccinated or under-vaccinated children and strongly encourages any unvaccinated children to get the measles vaccine as soon as possible. SCOE strongly supports this valuable information being shared with parents and guardians.
Please click this link to view the letter in English
Air Quality Guidelines
To help schools and local educational agencies prepare to address impacts from wildfire smoke, the California Department of Education (CDE) and many state partners developed guidance that local education leaders can use in conversation with local air districts to determine how school activities will be affected when air quality is poor.
This guidance can be found on the CDE webpage at https://www.cde.ca.gov/ls/ep/ airquality.asp.