The HCPS Office of Student Services has developed resources to help families, and to offer guidance about where to find support.
Access the “Mental Health Information for Staff, Students and Families” document in English or in Spanish for information on mental health, signs a young person may be facing a mental health challenge, tips on approaching the subject, and how to get help.
Visit the HCPS Student Services page for more information.
Good Evening, This is Mark Garrett, Superintendent of Henderson County Public Schools, with an important message for our community. Over the course of the first quarter, we’ve been monitoring our communication systems and identified that some families have not been receiving phone notifications. Since then, we’ve been working to understand and resolve the issue. While […]
World Mental Health Day last week was a reminder of the importance of prioritizing emotional well-being and investing in good mental health for all. This year’s theme, “Access to services – mental health in catastrophes and emergencies,” highlighted how essential it is for people to protect and care for their mental health during times of […]
Henderson County Public Schools (HCPS) is proud to recognize Molly Wright, a Math AIG teacher at Rugby Middle School, as the HCPS Outstanding Secondary Mathematics Teacher of the Year. “Ms. Wright is an exceptional educator who enhances the outcomes of every person around her. She builds excellent relationships with her students and ensures they achieve […]
