Health Access
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Healthy Environment
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Health Education
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Central Family Resource Center
The CFRC provides CalFresh & insurance enrollment assistance; other programs are also available.
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School Wellness
Learn how we support programs such as school Wellness Champions, and OUSD's overall Wellness Policy.
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Nutrition Education
We provide monthly taste tests, cooking demonstrations, and other nutrition education lessons.
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School-Based Health Centers
SBHCs provide a wide range of health services; for behavioral health providers click here.
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Behavioral Health Unit
Supporting positive behavior, crisis intervention, consultation, and professional development for staff.
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Garden Education
The garden education program provides students hands-on access to nature and food systems.
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School Nurses
OUSD's school nurses collaborate with primary care providers to provide students on-site services.
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Restorative Justice
RJ builds community, responds to conflict, and provides a welcoming re-entry for returning students.
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Drug & Alcohol Education
Tobacco Use Prevention Education (TUPE) engages students away from drug abuse and addiction through beliefs and skills of self-advocacy.
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Shoo the Flu
In October, OUSD elementary schools provide free flu shots to students and staff.
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LGBTQ Programs
Educational and community building programming towards a health environment for LGBTQ students.
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Physical Education
Our PE program develops good health, fundamental motor skills, and students' self-confidence.
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Health Resources
Find information, requirements, forms, and other health-related resources.
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Nutrition Services
OUSD's nutrition services aims to ensure that all students have access to healthy meals.
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Growth & Development
Education, access to sexual health services, and other programs and services are provided free of charge.
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Human Trafficking Prevention
Education for students on what human trafficking is, red flags, safety tips, and how to seek support. Staff also receive training.
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