Suicide Prevention
You are not alone. We are here to help.
PCM prioritizes the health and well-being of our students, aiming to make them feel heard, understood, and valued. Raising awareness for suicide prevention is crucial, and here are some resources:
Learn About Suicide Prevention:
- American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
- 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
- National Alliance on Mental Illness
Mayo Clinic's video on common signs of youth contemplating suicide and tips for parents. Watch and Share.
Resources
- Provides free, confidential emotional support 24/7 across the U.S.
- National network of crisis centers with local care and national standards.
24-hour helpline with text and chat capabilities. Offers suicide and bullying support, and resources for parents and students.
Guidance Counselors and At-Risk Coordinators
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Elementary
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Lindsey Houck, Guidance Counselor |
| Wendy Chiabotta, At-Risk Coordinator | |
| Middle School | Beth McClellan, Guidance Counselor |
| Kyler Kudart, At-Risk Coordinator | |
| RJ Roberts, Behavior Interventionist | |
| High School | Sam Pohl, Guidance Counselor |
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Matt Teeter, At-Risk Coordinator
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Classroom Clinic
- Available to all PCM students and families
- On-site, virtual counselor services
- Contact a guidance counselor to learn more.
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- An anonymous reporting tool for safety concerns.
- Make reports securely and anonymously through the mobile app, website, or call 800-224-6018.
