Cal-Well Analyses
As a participant in Cohort 2 of Cal-Well, Humboldt County administered the custom module designed for the program to measure items on Mental Health Supports. These items were developed by the University of California - San Francisco, and assesses the following items:
Students’ mental health (e.g., in the past month, how often did you feel lonely?)
Availability of adult and peer social supports (e.g., I have an adult at my school that I can talk to about my problems)
Access to mental health services (e.g., I know where to go or who to contact at school for help when I am very sad, stressed, lonely, or depressed)
Openness to utilizing mental health supports and services (e.g., people at my school talk openly about mental health)
Of the 19 districts that completed the CHKS in 2020/2021, two districts, McKinleyville Union Elementary and Northern Humboldt Union, completed the Mental Health Supports Module.
Cal-Well Module Reports '20-'21
The results of the Cal-Well Mental Health Supports Module provided insights that could guide the districts' decisions on how to best support the social-emotional needs of their students and families.
View the reports below. (Note: Right-click to open a graph in a new tab)
McKinleyville Union Elementary - Elementary Report
Grade 5 Sample: 50 students
Response Rate: 44%
McKinleyville Union Elementary - Secondary Report
Grade 6 Sample: 64 students
Response Rate: 63%
Grade 7 Sample: 82 students
Response Rate: 69%
Grade 8 Sample: 78 students
Response Rate: 61%
Northern Humboldt Union - Secondary Report
Grade 9 Sample: 324 students
Response Rate: 76%
Grade 10 Sample: 269 students
Response Rate: 64%
Grade 11 Sample: 260 students
Response Rate: 67%
Grade 12 Sample: 207 students
Response Rate: 58%
Northern Humboldt Union - Non-traditional Students Report
Non-traditional: Continuation, community days, alternative school students.
Sample: 44 students
Response Rate: 49%