Students are enrolled in the EEP upon referral from their school district. A student may be referred when it is determined that he or she is not experiencing success in a traditional school and a more therapeutic setting would result in academic success.

CYHS partners with a number of area school districts to help ensure positive and rewarding educational outcomes for the most challenging student population. Our EEP is made up of a community of teachers, clinicians and staff supporting the individual needs of each student academically and emotionally.

• High staff-to-student ratio
• Door-to-door transportation
• Onsite school resource officer
• A liaison to community resources
• Positive behavioral support
• Transitional services
• Free Breakfast and Lunch Program
• Summer Food Service Program

Suicide and depression awareness and prevention are important goals of CYHS. If you or someone you know is experiencing feelings of self-harm or depression, contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988 or 1-800-273 TALK (8255).