The ABCUSD Community Resource Team is a collection of local partner agencies that support ABC's students and families. Partners offer services like individual and family mental health therapy and supportive activities & programs. 

The ABC Cares Community Resource Center (CRC) is next to the Fedde MS campus. 

ABCUSD's Foster Youth Achievement Program and Homeless Youth Achievement Program offer specialized services and support to eligible students and families. Youth identified and enrolled in the program have access to a Foster/Homeless Youth Liaison at school. Students receive supportive services such as academic support, immediate enrollment, school stability, and social-emotional services. 

The purpose of Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) is to build positive and productive learning environments for all students and staff. 27 ABCUSD campuses use the PBIS process to support student achievement and school safety. Research on PBIS shows that effective practices can lead to improved attendance and academic achievement, and reduced office discipline referrals and suspensions.

ABCUSD's Primary Intervention Program (PIP) is available for students in 15 elementary schools. PIP Coaches are trained to work with students in small groups (3-5) to provide lessons in areas like classroom survival skills, friendship-making skills, skills for dealing with feelings, alternatives to aggression, and how to manage stress. 

Visit the PIP Website or e-mail pip.primaryinterventionprogram@abcusd.us.

ABCUSD's Mental Health Professionals and School Social Workers provide social-emotional learning for all students and support school staff in creating safe campuses. For children and youth experiencing challenges like sadness, stress, or worry, our staff can provide individual or group counseling (with guardian consent) to support learning and success. Find your MHP to learn more.

Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) teaches skills in self-awareness and self-management, interpersonal relationships, and responsible decision making. Activities and programs are aligned with the Common Core so that all students graduate with the knowledge and skills to succeed after high school. 

Tobacco Use Prevention Education provides youth development programs to prevent the use of tobacco and other substances. Beginning in 6th grade students are taught skills such as how to address peer conflict, handle emotions, identify personal values, and cope with difficult experiences.