Hillsboro School District Weekly Hot News Podcast
Sep 4, 2026 · 8 min · 10 segments
September is Suicide Awareness and Prevention Month, so each September, we come together as a community to raise awareness, spread hope, and take meaningful steps toward preventing suicide. Suicidal…
So each September, we come together as a community to raise awareness, spread hope, and take meaningful steps toward preventing suicide.
Suicidal thoughts can impact anyone, regardless of age, gender, or background.
and yet too often the topic is surrounded by silence and stigma.
At HSD, we believe suicide is preventable and together we can make a difference.
We are proud that every school counselor and administrator in our district has received in-depth training on suicide prevention best practices.
age-appropriate mental health and suicide awareness lessons are provided to students at all levels and our counselors and mental health care coordination team are here to identify support and connect students with resources if they are struggling families play an important role in preventing suicide creating a safe space for open conversations about emotions and mental health helps children and teens know they have someone they can turn to when they are distressed If you have questions about connecting a student with help, please reach out to your school counselor or building administrator.
You can also visit the Confidential Lifeline through Care Solace, a care coordination service that allows HSD students and their families to connect to services in our community.
And remember, anyone in emotional distress can call or text 988, the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, to connect immediately with trained support personnel.
Together, we can create a community where students feel seen, connected, and supported.
So each September, we come together as a community to raise awareness, spread hope, and take meaningful steps toward preventing suicide.
Suicidal thoughts can impact anyone, regardless of age, gender, or background.
and yet too often the topic is surrounded by silence and stigma.
At HSD, we believe suicide is preventable and together we can make a difference.
We are proud that every school counselor and administrator in our district has received in-depth training on suicide prevention best practices.
age-appropriate mental health and suicide awareness lessons are provided to students at all levels and our counselors and mental health care coordination team are here to identify support and connect students with resources if they are struggling families play an important role in preventing suicide creating a safe space for open conversations about emotions and mental health helps children and teens know they have someone they can turn to when they are distressed If you have questions about connecting a student with help, please reach out to your school counselor or building administrator.
You can also visit the Confidential Lifeline through Care Solace, a care coordination service that allows HSD students and their families to connect to services in our community.
And remember, anyone in emotional distress can call or text 988, the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, to connect immediately with trained support personnel.
Together, we can create a community where students feel seen, connected, and supported.
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