Social and Emotional Learning

BUSINESS AFFAIRS

Our mission is to maximize the use of resources in support of student achievement.

 

The following social and emotional links are free resources for parents and guardians who are interested. These are not classroom resources. 

Crisis Resources

The following resources have been provided for students and families needing support with the Kenwood Middle School tragedy.

CMCSS has a partnership with Care Solace to make accessing mental health care even easier for families. Care Solace navigates the mental health care system to find available providers matched to specific needs – so you don’t have to. For an anonymous pathway to care, the community can utilize Care Match, a self-service tool, to find verified providers on their own. Click here to access CMCSS’ Care Match self-service tool.

The National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN) has a resource for understanding age-related reactions to traumatic events. Click here to read the PDF.

The Center for Resilience and Well-Being in Schools has a resource for talking to children when scary things happen. Click here to read the PDF.

The TN Department of Education has provided a list of strategies for families and teachers when addressing grief and loss.

For Families: This link will take you to the TN Dept of Education website.

For Teachers: This link will take you to the TN Dept of Education website. 

Below are local, state, and national resources available to support your family. If you need assistance from a CMCSS school counselor, you can find their information through your enrolled school’s directory.
If your family is experiencing an immediate danger or physical threat, call 9-1-1.

Centerstone’s Walk-in Center & Crisis Stabilization Unit (serves 18 & older) 
812 Greenwood Ave, Clarksville, TN 37040  
931-920-7355

Centerstone Mobile Crisis
1-800-681-7444
(Specialized Crisis Services staff assess and evaluate adults who are experiencing a psychiatric emergency.)

Youth Villages Mobile Crisis
866-791-9221
(Specialized Crisis Services staff assess and evaluate children and youth, up to and including age 17, who are experiencing a psychiatric emergency.)

Crisis Text Line
Text “TN” to 741741

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline info should be replaced with:
988 Lifeline
Call or text 988
https://988lifeline.org/

The Trevor Project
LGBTQ crisis counselors
866-488-7386
thetrevorproject.org/

What happens when you call Tennessee statewide crisis line?