Hilltop Learning Center
Student Well-Being
In Blue Valley Schools, we prioritize the well-being of all students by fostering a supportive, inclusive and safe environment. We are committed to providing resources, programs and services that promote mental, emotional and physical health, ensuring every student has the opportunity to thrive both inside and outside the classroom.
If you or your child is in immediate danger, call 911.
School Counselor
- Support entire student population
- Expertise in design and delivery of social and emotional supports, curriculum and individual planning
- Short-term small groups and individual supports
School Social Worker
- Support students with special needs or students identified by staff or parents (parent consent for ongoing services/evaluation)
- Expertise with community resources, family systems, mental health supports, and home/school communication
- More frequent and ongoing individual and small groups
School Psychologist
- Support students with special needs or students identified by staff or parents (parent consent for ongoing services/evaluation)
- Expertise in mental health including cognitive, social and emotional functioning
- Occasional individual counseling
Resources
Family Financial Resources
Information on programs and services that provide financial assistance and support for household needs.
Bullying
Information to help students and families address concerns related to bullying, harassment or intimidation.
Substance Abuse
Support services and educational resources to prevent, address and recover from substance use concerns.
Resiliency
Strategies and resources that help students build coping skills, adapt to challenges and strengthen overall well-being.
Depression/Suicide
Resources and support for recognizing signs of depression and accessing help during mental health challenges.
Healthy Relationships
Guidance and resources to support safe, respectful and positive relationships at school and at home.
Exercise, Nutrition & Sleep
Information and tips to promote healthy habits that support student growth, learning and well-being.
Concussion or Traumatic Brain Injury
Resources to help families recognize symptoms and support recovery after a head injury.
Trauma
Resources to help students and families understand the effects of trauma and access support for healing and recovery.
Talking about Crisis
Guidance for families and educators on discussing difficult events and supporting students during times of crisis.
Social Workers
Support for students and families through school-based services connecting them to resources and assistance.
McKinney-Vento Homeless Service
Assistance for students and families experiencing housing instability, ensuring access to education and support services.
United Way 211
A free and confidential service connecting families to local and national resources for basic needs, health care, education, employment and more. Language interpretation is available.
Kansas Support Groups
An online database of more than 2,500 local and national support groups, searchable by topic or county. Topics include health conditions, disabilities, parenting, grief, abuse, caregiving, addiction and more.
Kansas Booster Seat Requirements
For detailed booster seat requirements, view the Kansas Department of Health and Environment website.
Free & Reduced Program
The Free and Reduced Meal Program is an annual program, and a new application is required each school year to qualify for benefits. Find more information on the district's Free and Reduced program page.
Healthy Decision Making
Resources to help students build skills for making safe, responsible and informed choices in everyday life.