IMPACT Team/Resources & Intervention
IMPACT Program
The IMPACT Program is part of a district-wide effort to improve support for students academically, emotionally, and socially. Our program focuses on developing positive relationships with students and parents, providing services and resources for students to reach their potential and pursue their goals, and creating a sustainable support system for our participating students from elementary school through high school.
The Clovis North Area has a dedicated IMPACT Team that will support students on a regular basis. IMPACT Team Leaders and Coordinators will focus on students who may not seek out help and would benefit from one-on-one support, mentorship, and increased connections to school services and resources.
IMPACT Team
- Kevin Miller—Coordinator
- Gary Omi— Counselor
- Andy Dominguez—Learning Director
- Genevieve Barnes—Administrative Assistant
IMPACT Team Leaders
- Lindsay Bandy
- Fiona Luikart
- Hunter Sansom
- Patrick Cooper
- Jeremy Meyer
- Avery Hall
- Michael Munoz
- Nadine Rodriguez
How to Connect Your Student to IMPACT
Contact your student’s counselor and they will be able to refer your student to our program.
Kevin Miller—IMPACT Coordinator kevinmiller@cusd.com
Gary Omi--IMPACT Counselor garyomi@cusd.com
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IMPACT Program Brochurepdf
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Support for Success Chartpdf
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Bronco Steps to Successpdf
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Community Resource Center Flyerpdf
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Social Media Awarenesspdf
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Social Media Awareness RTFrtf
Resources
CNEC COUNSELING CENTER:
The CNEC Counseling Center offers academic counselling, connectivity to resources, assistance with college applications, and career pathways information. CNEC Counseling
PEER COUNSELING:
Both Granite Ridge and Clovis North have a Peer Counseling class, where students are trained in listening/communication skills. Once the training is complete, students are then available to talk with peers who request to see a Peer Counselor. During these "sessions", students are able to talk about issues they may be struggling with; i.e., family problems, academic problems, peer problems, etc. Peer Counselors do not give advice but attempt to help the struggling student come up with good solutions. The Peer Counselors are supervised by Mrs. Michelle Miller (Clovis North). This is a wonderful resource for students who prefer to speak to someone closer to their own age.
