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At-home mental health services (Hazel)

Baltimore City Public Schools partners with Hazel Health to provide virtual mental health support to students free of cost.

Learn more here: https://getstarted.hazel.co/district/baltimorecityschools

Parent Guidance

ParentGuidance.org is an online service that provides trusted and specialized courses, professional support, and a safe community for parents to learn how to support their children and get answers to mental health questions. Their program is:

  • Created and backed by licensed therapists

  • FREE and confidential

Visit their site today!

From vision and dental care to school-based health centers and mental health counseling, City Schools ensures that students are healthy and ready to learn.

To reach their maximum potential, students must be healthy and have access to medical services and support. City Schools works with partners to provide the following:

Home and hospital services

When students cannot attend school because of medical, physical, or emotional conditions, our Home and Hospital program can arrange for instruction to be delivered in other settings. Parents and guardians can request these services by submitting the applications below:

Chronic Health Impairment - (long-term)
Physical Health Condition  -  (short-term)
Mental Health or Emotional Health Condition
Medical Transportation

Please submit all applications to: 
Home and Hospital Services   
2000 Edgewood Street – Lower Level   
Baltimore MD 21216
Fax: 410-233-1367
Scan via email:  homeandhospitalmedical@bcps.k12.md.us  

More information

To discuss your child's situation or to receive assistance with the application process, email Dr. Courtney Pate (Director of Health Services) or Email Janet Lippman (Home and Hospital Coordinator). Phone: 410-396-0775

Note: Certification by the doctor must be renewed every 60 calendar days.

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