Student Well-Being & Family Resources
Student Well-Being & Family Resources has been providing services to Imperial County schools for over 30 years. The department brings together schools, communities, families, and youth in a working partnership to support students at all grade levels in dealing with challenges. Our staff works to prevent and intervene in problems that interfere with educational success, including alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use, suicide, teen pregnancy, gang violence, dropping out, and poor academic performance. Student Well-Being & Family Resources helps young people make healthy lifestyle choices, stay in school, and complete their education.
Student Well-Being & Family Resources staff provide school counseling and mental health services, facilitate supports and informational groups, conduct presentations in classrooms, provide trainings and technical assistance, and coordinate various other specialized services required by the assigned program. In general, the functions of most grants include: prevention education, identification of students in need of assistance, intervention to ensure student access services, pre-assessment of the nature and degree of the problem, referrals to the appropriate resources and ongoing support for healthy lifestyle choices. Teachers, principals, counselors, parents and peers are the regular source of student referrals to Student Well-Being & Family Resources.
Services are offered at various school sites, including high schools, Alternative Education schools, middle schools, and elementary schools. Staff members make contact with students primarily during the regular school day and provide immediate intervention and services according to the assigned program. The emphasis on confidentiality and the consistency students experience within our programs create an awareness of the importance of addressing the difficult issues students face.
Contact Information
Miriam Belopolsky
Senior Director
Phone: (760) 312-6498
mbell@icoe.org
Brenda San Roman
Student Program Specialist
Phone: (760) 312-6498
brenda.sanroman@icoe.org
Tommilynn Estrada
Fiscal Manager
Phone: (760) 312-6421
testrada@icoe.org
Daniela Estrada
Clerical Assistant II
Phone: (760) 312-6498
estrada.daniela@icoe.org
Imperial County Office of Education
Student Well-Being & Family Resources
1398 Sperber Road
El Centro, CA 92243
Office: (760) 312-6498
Hours: 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
Monday through Friday
Questions? Comments? E-mail us at
Daniela Estrada
estrada.daniela@icoe.org
