Welcome to the Career Center

RHS Career Center Office Hours
Morning Hours
Monday and Wednesday: 8:00 - 8:55 am
Tuesday and Thursday: 8:00 - 8:25 am
Friday: 8:00 - 9:55 am

Lunchtime
12:00 - 12:55 pm

Afternoon Hours
Monday-Thursday: 3:10 - 4:00 pm
Afternoon Hours Friday: 2:30 - 4:00 pm

It may be possible to connect with Ms. Fulmer outside of the Career Center Office Hours and will be dependent on teacher permission and availability of Ms. Fulmer. Please reach out to Ms. Fulmer via email for these requests.

Office Hours may occasionally be impacted by other commitments, such as required meetings. All attempts will be made to prevent this from occurring.

High School College & Career Specialists

Renton HS

For further information and/or questions, contact:

Nichola Fulmer
College & Career Specialist
Contact: Nichola Fulmer
Phone: 425-204-3524
At this time return phone calls will appear as “No caller ID” on your phone’s caller ID.

To access Career Center Office Hours, including for Rep Visits, please visit the RHS Career Center Bookings page. Rep visits will be available in under Rep Visits and will replace regularly scheduled Office Hours as they occur. Please note that many Reps are hosting their own online meetings and information sessions. So you may wish to check their website and/or reach out to Ms. Fulmer for help on locating this information.

Talley HS

For further information and/or questions, contact:

Kellie Luther, College & Career Specialist
Contact: Kellie Luther
Phone: (425)204-2116

Hours: Monday- Friday 9 am-3:30 pm

Meet Mrs. Luther for lunch 12-1 pm daily on Zoom!
Meeting ID: 825 6161 5934
Passcode: i26jGN

Please schedule time with Mrs. Luther through bookings before or after school, or when you are available, as instructional time and teacher permission allows.

The Career Center offers resources for 9th-12th graders to explore, develop, and achieve their post-secondary educational goals and plans.

Lindbergh HS

Lindbergh High School
Ivery Rhodes, College & Career Specialist
Contact: I very Rhodes
Phone: 425-204-3225

Hours: 8:00 am-3:30 pm, Monday-Friday

Please schedule time with Mr. Rhodes through bookings (see also QR code below) before or after school, or when you are available, as instructional time and teacher permission allows.

Meet Mr. Rhodes for lunch 12-1 pm daily on
Zoom !
Meeting ID: 416 099 1289
Passcode: 74LrQF

The Career Center offers resources for 9th-12th graders to explore, develop, and achieve their post-secondary educational goals and plans.

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Hazen HS

For further information and/or questions, contact:

Hazen High School
Quan Nguyen, College & Career Specialist
Contact: Quan Nguyen
Phone: 425-204-4254

Career Center Hours: 7:00am-3:30pm, Monday-Friday

Please schedule time with Mr. Nguyen through bookings (see QR Code below) before or after school, or when you are available, as instructional time and teacher permission allows.

Meet Mr. Nguyen for lunch 12-1 pm daily or during Homeroom/Office Hours on Zoom
Zoom Meeting ID: 938 3339 2436
Passcode: 789052

The Career Center offers resources for 9th-12th graders to explore, develop, and achieve their post-secondary educational goals and plans.

District Support

Total Virtual Learning

Dates/Times/Availability are subject to change

Ms. Michele Johnson
CTE Progrm Specialist
Contact: Ms. Johnson
Call/Text: (425) 282-7442
Book an Appointment

Mrs. Terry B. Derrig
Apprenticeship/Internship/WSL Coordinator
Contact: Mrs. Derrig
Call/Text: (206) 940-5750
Book an Appointment

Students may use their REMIND to send messages as well as CANVAS.

RHS Weekly Newsletter

Academic Advancement Coordinators

RHS Club Fair

RHS Yearbook Info

YouthForce Virtual Events Feb-April 2021

YouthForce is hosting a variety of virtual events for youth from January through April. All events and workshops take place on Zoom from 4-5PM for ages 14-21.

February 2021

February 11, 2021: Communication 101
February 17, 2021: Resume Review Session
February 18, 2021: Job Search Workshop
February 24, 2021: Finances with Key Bank- Spending & Saving

March 2021

March 11, 2021: Self-Discovery - Passion & Career
March 17, 2021: Resume Review Session
March 18, 2021: Job Search Workshop
March 24, 2021: How to Succeed in Retail & Customer Service

April 2021

APRIL 14, 2021: VIRTUAL RESOURCE FAIR 2021
April 20, 2021: Resume Review Session
April 21, 2021: Job Search Workshop
April 22, 2021: Interview Skills Workshop

Financial Aid Friday's

Join us to receive help with completing your financial aid application! Renton School District is inviting 12th graders and their parents and/or legal guardians to join us during our Financial Aid events! A variety of dates are available to meet the needs of our families.

You may also access or share the events by scanning this QR code for Zoom meeting log-in information & to find out what documents you will need to apply for Financial Aid.

Feb 6, 2021: Young, Gifted, & Black (YGB)

Students are invited to join the University of Washington for Young, Gifted & Black — a day of inspiration and empowerment. Through workshops and mentoring, UW faculty and staff work to connect with students and provide them with the resources they need to pursue the goal of higher education.

What: Young, Gifted & Black
When: February 6 / 11 a.m.–3 p.m. Pacific Time
Where: Online

Learn More

February 11, 2021: Money Maze

Money Maze

Money Maze- February 11, 2021
9th, 10th, 11th , 12th graders and their families encouraged to attend.

1st Ever Virtual & Live Presentation 6- 8pm
(Come as early as 5:45pm)
REGISTRATION REQUIRED

Money Maze is a presentation designed to address the
major issues students and parents face as they pursue all the types of merit and need based financial aid programs.

Learn About:
Cost & Value of College
Types of Financial Aid
FAFSA/WASFA
Private Scholarships

For attending the workshop each family will receive a copy of, "The Money Maze - Finding Money for College", a workbook that matches the PowerPoint presentation, as well as other valuable college planning resources.

There is no cost to attend the "Money Maze" presentation, however, please register:
REGISTRATION REQUIRED
INTERPRETERS AVAILABLE

February 11, 2021 : Money Maze Presentation

New Technical Theatre for Social Justice Degree

Tony Award-winning Intiman Theatre has partnered with Seattle Central College to offer an Associate of Arts degree with an emphasis in Technical Theatre for Social Justice.

This 2-year program is an affordable option for those interested in receiving hands-on-training from industry professionals while studying social justice issues and their relation to storytelling. Upon graduation, students are eligible to apply for the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees Union and to transfer to a 4-year university.

Priority deadline is February 1^st, 2021. To learn more and apply to the program, read more.

Jobs and Apprenticeships

Financial Aid and Scholarships

Only 1 in 5 Seniors have completed financial aid. Seniors who complete financial aid increase the likelihood they will attend a postsecondary program by nearly 90%. No matter where you are in the financial aid process, connect with the RSD Career Center team and our community partners for financial aid help. No question is too complex or quick – register here.

Watch this video put together by three students at UW on how to finance college. The video covers scholarships, work study, loans, and grants.

For updated scholarship guides, information on scholarships and financial aid for undocumented students, and tips on applying to scholarships, read more.

FAFSA/WASFA financial aid applications are open.

Text your financial aid questions to Otterbot, a free texting service that helps Washington students navigate financial aid. You can access Otter 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by texting ‘Hi Otter’ to 360-928-7281.

Support for Students

Students that need academic support or tutoring can now book a tutoring session with an AAC.

If you have college and career questions such as the college application process during COVID-19, reach out to Ms. Fulmer, our College and Career Specialist, via email or book a meeting.

Meet Dr. Lotz, Dr. Taylor, and Sandra Munguia at HealthPoint Teen Clinic. Learn about the services they offer and why and how to get registered for care.

Nurse Dillard is the certified school nurse at RHS. She works with students and families on vision, dental, immunizations, confidential support, health planning, outreach, and other resources. Book an appointment with Nurse Dillard.

Emotional Well-Being and Mental Health

Trans Lifetime

TeenLink

Teen Link is a help line for teens, by teens. You can call/text/chat with a teen volunteer 4 days a week from 6PM-10PM on Saturdays, Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays. They will listen to your concerns and talk with you about whatever is on your mind. Adults will still be available other times so you can always have someone to talk to. Their number is 1-866-833-6546 or 1-866-TEENLINK.

Teen Line

Teens helping teens! Who better to go to then someone who is your own age and can relate to the issues and challenges facing your generation? Teen Line!

CALL: (310) 855-HOPE same as (310) 855-4673
OR (800) TLC-TEEN same as (800) 852-8336
Toll-free in the United States and Canada
- Read What to Expect When you Call a Teen Line
TEXT: Text "TEEN" to 839863
- Peer counselors are available from 6:00PM TO 9:00PM PACIFIC TIME
- Text "STOP" to opt out. Standard message and data rates may apply. Read terms and conditions.
EMAIL: Visit Teen Line to send an email. Please note: TEEN LINE gets hundreds of emails, so we are not always able to get to each one. If you do not receive a response from us within 5 days, please call our hotline, text us, email us again, or pursue one of the other resources on this page.
TEEN TALK APP: TeenTalk
Teen Talk is a free iPhone app where teens can get support for whatever they may be dealing with from a trained teen. It is a safe, non-judgmental space where you can anonymously post your issue at any time and get support.
Teen Talk peers are available from 6:00PMT TO 10:00PM PACIFIC TIME
MESSAGE BOARD:
Visit the Teen Talk message board to read what other teens are going through and share your own!

Trevor Project

Are you a young person in crisis, feeling suicidal, or in need of a safe and judgement-free place to talk? The TrevorLifeLine is here!

TrevorLIFELINE: 866-488-7386
- This crisis intervention and suicide prevention phone service is available 24/7/365.
TrevorCHAT: Confidential online instant messaging with a Trevor counselor, available 24/7.
- (Access is better through a computer, as you may have technical difficulties if using a smartphone or tablet.)
TrevorTEXT: Text START to 678-678
- Confidential text messaging with a Trevor counselor, available 24/7/365. Standard text messaging rates apply.

WA Listens

WA Warm Line

WA Warm Line is a peer support help line for people living with emotional and mental health challenges. Calls are answered by specially-trained volunteers who have lived experience with mental health challenges. They have a deep understanding of what you are going through and are here to provide emotional support, comfort, and information. All calls are confidential.

If you are in crisis or considering suicide, call the 24-Hour Crisis Line at 1-866-427-4747

24- Hour Crisis Hotline

Crisis Text Line

Safe Place

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

Community Service

What is community service and how do I know if I am doing it? Volunteers support their community by doing many types of unpaid tasks for organizations, groups, faith communities, and individuals. This can look like making masks and helping out older adults during COVID-19, helping out with basketball camps, teaching faith-based classes, taking care of younger family members, etc. A list of community service opportunities during COVID-19 (virtual or with social distancing), found here.

Seniors are required to complete 20 hours of Community Service as a graduation requirement. You can email a copy of you pink form or community service time log with hours completed to Ilene Bale or Linda Pappas-Stallman.

High School & Beyond Plan

Reach Out to Your Counselor for Any Questions or Concerns

Last names A-Ga (10th - 12th)
Counselor: Crystal Wetzel, Book an Appointment
Phone: (425) 204-3430

Last names Ge-O (10th - 12th)
Counselor: Timothy White
Phone: (425) 204-3431

Last names P-Z (10th - 12th)
Counselor: Krsto Budech, Book an Appointment
Phone: (425) 204-3432

Last names E-Ga (10th - 12th)
Counseling Intern: D iana Pacheco, Book an Appointment
Phone: (425) 243-4060
Available: Tues, Wed, Thurs

Community Resources

For Seniors Only

Apply for the Rotary Club of Renton’s Student of the Month from now through April. Please email your application to Ms. Fulmer. Let her know if you have any questions and if you want your school photo used or if you will provide your own.

A ttend Drop-In Hours with Ms. Pacheco if you have any questions or need support with the information in the newsletter, graduation requirements, community service, etc. Drop-in hours are every Tuesday during lunch.

For Juniors Only

For Sophomores Only

For Freshman Only

For Students Only 9-12th Grade

SEARCH VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Emotional Well-Being and Mental Health

Trans Lifetime

TeenLink

Teen Line

Teens helping teens! Who better to go to then someone who is your own age and can relate to the issues and challenges facing your generation? Teen Line!

CALL: (310) 855-HOPE same as (310) 855-4673
OR (800) TLC-TEEN same as (800) 852-8336
Toll-free in the United States and Canada
- Read What to Expect When you Call a Teen Line
TEXT: Text "TEEN" to 839863
- Peer counselors are available from 6:00PM TO 9:00PM PACIFIC TIME
- Text "STOP" to opt out. Standard message and data rates may apply. Read terms and conditions.
EMAIL: Visit Teen Line to send an email. Please note: TEEN LINE gets hundreds of emails, so we are not always able to get to each one. If you do not receive a response from us within 5 days, please call our hotline, text us, email us again, or pursue one of the other resources on this page.
TEEN TALK APP: TeenTalk
Teen Talk is a free iPhone app where teens can get support for whatever they may be dealing with from a trained teen. It is a safe, non-judgmental space where you can anonymously post your issue at any time and get support.
Teen Talk peers are available from 6:00PMT TO 10:00PM PACIFIC TIME
MESSAGE BOARD:
Visit the Teen Talk message board to read what other teens are going through and share your own!

Trevor Project

Are you a young person in crisis, feeling suicidal, or in need of a safe and judgement-free place to talk? The TrevorLifeLine is here!

TrevorLIFELINE: 866-488-7386
- This crisis intervention and suicide prevention phone service is available 24/7/365.
TrevorCHAT: Confidential online instant messaging with a Trevor counselor, available 24/7.
- (Access is better through a computer, as you may have technical difficulties if using a smartphone or tablet.)
TrevorTEXT: Text START to 678-678
- Confidential text messaging with a Trevor counselor, available 24/7/365. Standard text messaging rates apply.

WA Listens

WA Warm Line

If you are in crisis or considering suicide, call the 24-Hour Crisis Line at 1-866-427-4747

24- Hour Crisis Hotline

Crisis Text Line

Safe Place

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

Homeless Assistance

Happening Now

Featured Events: Financial Aid Workshops

You may also access or share the events by scanning this QR code for Zoom meeting log-in information & to find out what documents you will need to apply for Financial Aid.

March 29th, April 20th & 22nd: Providence Career Launch

Registration is required for each date. Please scroll down page for registration information.

Home & Community Care Path to Nursing Career Launch- Video presentation and application available NOW! Please see link below.
April 20th at 6pm: Ambulatory Care Network Project Management Career Launch
Apri1 22nd at 6pm: Clinical Engineering Career Launch

Opportunity May Include:

2-year program opportunity, with paid internships and education within chosen career field
6-week paid internships the summers before and after senior year
Free education as part of Running Start
Benefited employment immediately after high school in rapidly growing career fields!
Job security after high school graduation

Money Maze April 29, 2021

April 29, 2021
Money Maze
Presentation 6- 8pm
(Come as early as 5:45pm)

Money Maze is a presentation designed to address the major issues students and parents face as they pursue all the types of merit and need based financial aid programs.

Learn About:
Cost & Value of College
Types of Financial Aid
FAFSA/WASFA
Private Scholarships

REGISTRATION REQUIRED
INTERPRETERS AVAILABLE

Contact Ms. Johnson for more information.

Virtual Career Fair Friday's

Renton School District has partnered with Nepris to bring you Virtual Career Fair Friday's. Learn more about different careers and pathways.

This week features Resumes & Interviews

Resume's & Interviews: Resume's have become an important part of the hiring process and can make or break your career! Learn how to write the perfect Résumé that speaks loudly and says, "Hire Me!"

The Résumé's & Interviews videos will be available March 26th and will feature the following topics:

Crafting Cover Letter & Résumé
Time Management Boot Camp
Job Interviews & Résumé
Proper Telephone & Dress for Success
What Not To Do In An Interview

College Planning Resources

SAT & ACT

Financial Aid

Scholarships

Student Employment

Parent School Work Authorization Forms

Work Site Learning

Apprenticeships

Internships

Student Handbooks

Useful Student Handbooks

Grades 9th -12th

Grades 9th -12th

Class of 2021 Action Plan

Don't let current circumstances get in the way of your future; apply for college now, find financial aid, or find job training and figure out your action plan.

Year of Firsts

Join Michelle Obama at the White House! #ReachHigher encourages young people to complete their education & own their future.

Reach Higher is sharing the stories of four first-year college students that come from all over the country, with unique and diverse perspectives, as they navigate their first year of college called, "Year of Firsts."

Watch the 2nd episode released March of 2020.

Happening NOW!

Happening Now

Featured Events: Financial Aid Workshops

You may also access or share the events by scanning this QR code for Zoom meeting log-in information & to find out what documents you will need to apply for Financial Aid.

March 29th, April 20th & 22nd: Providence Career Launch

Registration is required for each date. Please scroll down page for registration information.

Home & Community Care Path to Nursing Career Launch- Video presentation and application available NOW! Please see link below.
April 20th at 6pm: Ambulatory Care Network Project Management Career Launch
Apri1 22nd at 6pm: Clinical Engineering Career Launch

Opportunity May Include:

2-year program opportunity, with paid internships and education within chosen career field
6-week paid internships the summers before and after senior year
Free education as part of Running Start
Benefited employment immediately after high school in rapidly growing career fields!
Job security after high school graduation

Money Maze April 29, 2021

April 29, 2021
Money Maze
Presentation 6- 8pm
(Come as early as 5:45pm)

Money Maze is a presentation designed to address the major issues students and parents face as they pursue all the types of merit and need based financial aid programs.

Learn About:
Cost & Value of College
Types of Financial Aid
FAFSA/WASFA
Private Scholarships

REGISTRATION REQUIRED
INTERPRETERS AVAILABLE

Contact Ms. Johnson for more information.

Virtual Career Fair Friday's

Renton School District has partnered with Nepris to bring you Virtual Career Fair Friday's. Learn more about different careers and pathways.

This week features Resumes & Interviews

Resume's & Interviews: Resume's have become an important part of the hiring process and can make or break your career! Learn how to write the perfect Résumé that speaks loudly and says, "Hire Me!"

The Résumé's & Interviews videos will be available March 26th and will feature the following topics:

Crafting Cover Letter & Résumé
Time Management Boot Camp
Job Interviews & Résumé
Proper Telephone & Dress for Success
What Not To Do In An Interview

More Happening Now!

Ongoing Events 2020-2021 School Year

UW Miscellaneous Virtual Information Sessions

All in-person events for the remainder of 2020-2021 school year have been halted, however, students are still able to connect virtually and UW has a number of resources online to help students learn more about opportunities at the UW, get a head start on their admission application, tour the campus from afar and find answers to all their questions. Some resources that might be useful to your students include:

Virtual admissions presentations: Hear more about the UW and the application process and get your questions answered by a counselor.
Coalition application webinars: Watch as our counseling team walks through the components of the Coalition Profile and what parts are required to apply to the UW. We’ll even demo how to self-report coursework.
Self-guided campus tour and virtual tours: Listen to student stories and see the sights, whether you’re on campus or miles away.

COVID-19 has disrupted all of our lives but we are committed to ensuring that no student will be unfairly advantaged or disadvantaged within our application review process as a result. Please see our website for more information on admissions and COVID-19.

We appreciate your partnership and look forward to connecting with you and your students soon.

Warmly,
HtooShar Mon
Admissions Counselor
Multicultural Outreach and Recruitment

Central Washington University On The Spot Admissions Event!

Calling high school seniors applying to CWU!

This event will allow students the opportunity to do the following:

Complete their application
Receive an immediate evaluation of their high school transcripts
If eligible, receive an offer of admissions
Ask questions about CWU and meet with the Admissions Counselors
Requirements for CWU “On the Spot” Admissions

How do I attend the event?
Go here! After reading the information provided, scroll to the bottom of the page, find the calendar, and click on the date your are available and find a time you can attend! That's it!

Note: These appointments are first-come, first-serve and are limited in availability.

Past Events 2020-2021 School Year

M.A.S.H. Camp (MultiCare Academy Students in HealthCare

M.A.S.H. Camp (MultiCare Academy Students in HealthCare) is offering a free five-day camp where you will have the opportunity to meet with medical professionals as they care for patients in the ER, ICU, Cancer Center, Labor & Delivery, Pediatric Care, and so much more! After attending this 5-day camp, you will have knowledge of health careers, nursing and health skills, and be better prepared for starting your career in the health field.

ALL applications must be received by 5pm PST on March 12, 2021. Supporting documents, letter of recommendation and transcript, must be included.

ALL current Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors who are interested in healthcare careers are encouraged to apply.

Camp is held from July 19th- July 23rd, 2021

For more information, read more about the MultiCare Academy.

University of Washington High School Events

Events are open to all genders, all backgrounds, all grades 9th-12th.

Breaking Barriers: Minorities in Engineering Panel, Monday January 11th from 6-7:30pm
Students will listen to a panel of diverse professionals in various STEM fields who will share their experience about challenges they have faced and overcome as minorities in their fields.
Please RSVP

College 101: Personal Statements, Thursday January 28th from 5-6pm
This workshop will help students learn what a personal statement is, the dos and don'ts of writing one, and what colleges are looking for on their statement. We will also provide information on how to translate the personal statement to other applications such as for scholarships or programs.
Please RSVP

College 101: Paying for College, Thursday, February 11th from 5-6pm
Students will learn about different opportunities and methods for paying for college such as scholarships, federal loans, the FAFSA, and other financial aid resources.
RSVP Coming Soon

Explore Engineering Conference, Monday February 22nd- Saturday February 27th
Explore areas of engineering such as Air & Space, Health and Medicine, Energy & Sustainability with industry professionals, researchers, UW student organizations. For more details, visit SWE.

2021-2022 School Year

Coming Summer 2021:

TBD Recruiting Realities- College Money for Student Athletes
(Currently waiting approval for virtual presentation. Please stay tuned or contact Ms. Johnson for more information)

Renton School District student athletes and their families will learn how to fund their post secondary plans via scholarships based on their strong athletics and academic skills. The Recruiting Realities presentation will be held at IKEA Performing Arts Center, from 7-8 PM.

Copies of the Recruiting Realities book are available for check-out through your high school’s Career Center. At the Recruiting Realities presentation families can also purchase their own copy directly from the author!

Additional Resources for Youth

Support For Students

The 24-Hour Crisis Line provides immediate help to anyone in emotional crisis. You can call 1-866-427-4747 or 1-866-4CRISIS for help. T

Students that need academic support or tutoring can now book a tutoring session with an AAC.

If you have college and career questions such as the college application process during COVID-19, reach out to Ms. Fulmer, our College and Career Specialist, via email or book a meeting.

Meet Dr. Lotz, Dr. Taylor, and Sandra Munguia at HealthPoint Teen Clinic. Learn about the services they offer and why and how to get registered for care.

Financial and Social Resources for Homeless LGBTQ+ Youth, created by MoneyGeek.
MoneyGeek worked with Selima Morrow, director of outreach and community housing at CHRIS 180, to write this resource page. It includes:
•   Facts about the issue of LGTBQ+ youth homelessness.
•   Information on housing and financial assistance at the national and state level.
•   Practical advice on how LGTBQ+ youth can navigate homelessness and find help.
2. Scholarships & Resources for African Americans:
At EduMed, we're always looking for ways to help students in healthcare and other fields achieve their college and career goals through the free resources we publish on our website. The latest example of our efforts is a new scholarships and resources guide we created specifically for African American students.
Our online guide showcases 20 scholarship opportunities (including many in the healthcare field) that can make all the difference in affording college. We've also provided a list of valuable academic and career resources that African American students can use to maximize their success during and after college.

Emotional Well-Being and Mental Health

Trans Lifetime

TeenLink

Teen Line

Teens helping teens! Who better to go to then someone who is your own age and can relate to the issues and challenges facing your generation? Teen Line!

CALL: (310) 855-HOPE same as (310) 855-4673
OR (800) TLC-TEEN same as (800) 852-8336
Toll-free in the United States and Canada
- Read What to Expect When you Call a Teen Line
TEXT: Text "TEEN" to 839863
- Peer counselors are available from 6:00PM TO 9:00PM PACIFIC TIME
- Text "STOP" to opt out. Standard message and data rates may apply. Read terms and conditions.
EMAIL: Visit Teen Line to send an email. Please note: TEEN LINE gets hundreds of emails, so we are not always able to get to each one. If you do not receive a response from us within 5 days, please call our hotline, text us, email us again, or pursue one of the other resources on this page.
TEEN TALK APP: TeenTalk
Teen Talk is a free iPhone app where teens can get support for whatever they may be dealing with from a trained teen. It is a safe, non-judgmental space where you can anonymously post your issue at any time and get support.
Teen Talk peers are available from 6:00PMT TO 10:00PM PACIFIC TIME
MESSAGE BOARD:
Visit the Teen Talk message board to read what other teens are going through and share your own!

Trevor Project

Are you a young person in crisis, feeling suicidal, or in need of a safe and judgement-free place to talk? The TrevorLifeLine is here!

TrevorLIFELINE: 866-488-7386
- This crisis intervention and suicide prevention phone service is available 24/7/365.
TrevorCHAT: Confidential online instant messaging with a Trevor counselor, available 24/7.
- (Access is better through a computer, as you may have technical difficulties if using a smartphone or tablet.)
TrevorTEXT: Text START to 678-678
- Confidential text messaging with a Trevor counselor, available 24/7/365. Standard text messaging rates apply.

WA Listens

WA Warm Line

If you are in crisis or considering suicide, call the 24-Hour Crisis Line at 1-866-427-4747

24- Hour Crisis Hotline

Crisis Text Line

Safe Place

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

Homeless Assistance

Student Clubs

Thank you for visiting the Career Center website. This site is maintained and updated daily by Michele Johnson. Please send an email with any questions or concerns.

Please note: Priority for information to be added and updated on the website will be given to schools and organizations directly supporting our students through articulations, guest speakers, tours, and other resources that help RSD students explore their options before leaving school.