Graduation Requirements
College and Beyond
  • A-G College Entrance Requirements- The Classes a High School student needs to take (and pass) in order to be eligible for a 4-year college
  • Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE)- a tuition savings program that makes attending out-of-state colleges and universities more affordable for students in the West. 
  • Scholarships- List of Scholarships for Graduating Seniors, Class of 2026
  • FAFSA- Free Application for Federal Student Aid. An application that every US Citizen/resident Senior needs to complete in order to receive grants, loans and scholarships. Non-citizens can apply to CADAA.
  • CA Dream Act Application (CADAA)- Application for Non-US citizens to apply for State Aid for College

Support Services
​Umbrella Resources 
  • Buckelew Programs- Counseling, Substance Use Treatment, Suicide Prevention, Housing Support
  • ​Latino Service Providers (English) (Spanish)- Wealth of Community resources to address critical needs, general assistance, rental & utility, emergency shelters, counseling/peer support, wellness, crisis & support, food connections, hot meals, legal aid, and immigration resources 
  • Youth Scoop: Website designed by Voices (non-profit) youth to help young people in Sonoma County and surrounding counties to  navigate their options and eligibility for Education, Employment, Housing, Transportation, Supportive Services, and Health & Wellness
  • VOICES Sonoma - 714 Mendocino Ave, Santa Rosa, CA 95401
    • Drop in Hours: Tuesday - Friday, 1:00-6:00 pm 
    • Phone: 707-579-4327
  • CHOPs Teen Club 509 Adams St, Santa Rosa, CA 707-284-2467- mentorship, connections, community - Ages: 7th-12th grade students in Sonoma county.
  • Santa Rosa Community Health Centers - health care centers throughout Santa Rosa
Resources for our Latin, EL & Undocumented Families
  • La Plaza, [email protected] (707) 393-8700- La Plaza ofrece a la comunidad nuevas estrategias de bienestar culturalmente relevantes para fomentar la pertenencia comunitaria y la autoestima a través de experiencias culturales que promueven la autoexpresión, la resiliencia, la esperanza y la alegría.
Know your rights Around Immigration (English) (Spanish)
Mental Health Resources

  • Keystone Therapy Services- providers of private counseling and mental health therapy to people of all ages, identities, and dynamics, including family therapy in both English and Spanish.
  • 988 Lifeline - National Suicide and Crisis Hotline.  Call, text, or chat for confidential, judgment - free care
  • ​Child Parent Institute - Parenting and Counseling Services which includes parenting classes, and autism support group
  • NAMI Sonoma County  -  serves residents across Sonoma County with free mental health support, online groups, resources and education    
  • ​Family Justice Center - comprehensive service providers with onsite services to empower family violence victims to live free from violence and abuse
  • Verity 707-545-7273- sexual assault prevention, intervention, and healing with 24/7 Crisis Support Line
LGBTQIA Resources

  • Positive Images (707) 568-5830- support groups, therapy fund, social hangouts, art club
  • On the Margins - Queer + BIPOC led organization providing counseling, therapy, coaching, and community services
  • ​The Trevor Project - leading suicide prevention and crisis intervention non-profit organization for LGBTQIA+ and young people 24/7 all year round

​Housing/Homelessness