Food Services
We serve more than 5.5 million high-quality meals per year. View menus, daily prices, and how to pay for meals.
Supports
Working to support your child and their needs throughout the school year
Your Child’s Daily Activities
Transportation
Provides safe, reliable, and efficient transportation to and from school for enrolled students living beyond a one-mile walking distance from elementary and middle schools and a one and one-half mile walking distance from high schools.
Before and After Care
Get the contact information for the agencies that support before and after school care for your child’s school.
Health & Safety
Health
Manage your child’s health at school. Learn our procedures for immunizations, medication management, allergy accommodations, and diabetic care.
Mental Health
HCPSS promotes the mental health and wellness of each of our students to develop their unique strengths, abilities, and characteristics towards success and well-being.
Safety
Our commitment is to do everything we can to ensure that our children and staff are provided a safe, healthy, and supportive environment.
Working Together to Support Your Child
Lori Miller, ESOL Support Counselor
Alternative Education
Alternative education programs are designed to meet the needs of students with significant behavioral and academic challenges.
Home and Hospital
The Home and Hospital Teaching Program is designed to provide instructional continuity to students who are unable to attend their regular school of enrollment due to physical illness or disability, emotional crisis, pregnancy, or chronic illness.
Multilingual Family Services
Provides educational services to international students and to students and families who do not speak English proficiently.
Psychological Services
Our school psychologists promote educationally and psychologically healthy environments for all children and adolescents.
Pupil Personnel Services
Pupil Personnel Workers (PPWs) work to recognize behaviors, such as absenteeism, disruption, and disrespect that prevent students from achieving at their maximum academic potential.
Social Work Services
School Social Workers strive to remove barriers to learning by providing direct and indirect services to students, families and school personnel, including school-based mental health services.
School Counseling
School Counseling promotes and enhances student learning through academic development, career development and personal/social development.
Section 504
Requires schools to provide students with disabilities an equal opportunity to participate in services, programs, and activities.
Title I
Title I supports extra instruction in reading and mathematics, additional teachers, materials of instruction, as well as after-school and summer programs to extend and reinforce the regular school curriculum.
BRIDGES
BRIDGES is a grant-funded after-school program providing academic enrichment activities to eligible students in grades 2-8 at qualifying schools.