Dear Friends of Guadalupe School,
It is with deep regret that we inform you about a recent loss to our school community. This last weekend, Maggie McKay, one of our 4th graders, died after being hit by a car. This loss is sure to raise many emotions, concerns, and questions for our entire school, especially our students.
Guadalupe School has a crisis intervention team made up of trained professionals led by our school counselor, Megan Daybell. They can help with the needs of students, parents, and school personnel during this difficult time, and will be available onsite to provide assistance and resources throughout this week.
Below, we have provided some information that may be useful to you in helping your child at home. If you would like additional information or need assistance, please do not hesitate to contact Catherine Galindo at 801-531-6100 or catherine.galindo@guadschool.org in order to be put in touch with our team of counselors.
Information about how to support the family during this time will be forthcoming through our Facebook page and front office staff.
We are saddened by the loss to our school community and will make every effort to help you and your child as needed.
For help with knowing how to talk to your child or students about death, please visit this link:
(In Spanish) https://kidshealth.org/es/parents/death-esp.html?WT.ac=pairedLink
(In English) https://kidshealth.org/en/parents/death.html
Resources for Grief and Mental Health Support:
The Sharing Place: 801-466-6730
The Cole Project: 801-262-1737
Valley Behavioral Health: 801-284-4990
UNI Crisis Line for 24/7 Counselor Support: 801-587-3000
Safe Utah Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255
It is with deep regret that we inform you about a recent loss to our school community. This last weekend, Maggie McKay, one of our 4th graders, died after being hit by a car. This loss is sure to raise many emotions, concerns, and questions for our entire school, especially our students.
Guadalupe School has a crisis intervention team made up of trained professionals led by our school counselor, Megan Daybell. They can help with the needs of students, parents, and school personnel during this difficult time, and will be available onsite to provide assistance and resources throughout this week.
Below, we have provided some information that may be useful to you in helping your child at home. If you would like additional information or need assistance, please do not hesitate to contact Catherine Galindo at 801-531-6100 or catherine.galindo@guadschool.org in order to be put in touch with our team of counselors.
Information about how to support the family during this time will be forthcoming through our Facebook page and front office staff.
We are saddened by the loss to our school community and will make every effort to help you and your child as needed.
For help with knowing how to talk to your child or students about death, please visit this link:
(In Spanish) https://kidshealth.org/es/parents/death-esp.html?WT.ac=pairedLink
(In English) https://kidshealth.org/en/parents/death.html
Resources for Grief and Mental Health Support:
The Sharing Place: 801-466-6730
The Cole Project: 801-262-1737
Valley Behavioral Health: 801-284-4990
UNI Crisis Line for 24/7 Counselor Support: 801-587-3000
Safe Utah Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255
Guadalupe School is a nonprofit organization committed to transforming lives through education.
We are a community of students,
staff, and volunteers who believe that education is the greatest tool to end the cycle of poverty.
Guadalupe School consists of five unique
learning programs housed in one building, focusing on parent involvement, college preparation, and healthy families. To all who enroll in our programs, we provide a sense of connection, a welcoming place to learn, and a chance to pursue better opportunities.
We are a community of students,
staff, and volunteers who believe that education is the greatest tool to end the cycle of poverty.
Guadalupe School consists of five unique
learning programs housed in one building, focusing on parent involvement, college preparation, and healthy families. To all who enroll in our programs, we provide a sense of connection, a welcoming place to learn, and a chance to pursue better opportunities.
Important Upcoming Dates
First PIC Meeting
Please join us for our first Parent Involvement Committee Meeting:
September 4th 10:30 am & 5:15 pm
Vision & Health Clinics
September 25th 8:00 am - 3:00 pm
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"During my five years at Guadalupe, I have not only improved my teaching skills, but I have grown as a human being and made good friends." - Emily, volunteer tutor |
"I give what little I can because I believe in the principles Guadalupe was founded on. When it comes to the newest members of our community what better way to welcome them than by opening the door to education." - Clifford, community donor |
"When I started coming to Guadalupe School I was really shy, but every tutor that taught me English lessons gave me the confidence to keep learning and speaking English." -Susana, Adult Education graduate |
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