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Harvey WaldenCommunity Member
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Staff - Skip to content Skip to menu Staff Search: There is no staff matching your search criteria Administration Melida Matos Executive Director/Head of School Diana Loubeau, EdD. Director of Academics Michael Rivera Associate Director of Academics Leadership Team Asiah Brackett Assistant Director of Academics/Advanced Studies Angela Diaz Vidaillet Assistant Director/ Behavior and Wellness Andrew Dodds Athletics Coordinator Ms. Tamar Isnady Campus Life Coordinator English Department Ms. Alisha Ali English Language Arts Teacher Dr. Deborah Smith English Language Arts Teacher/ ELA Departement Lead Teacher Erica Amaya English Language Arts Teacher Bachelor of Arts in English with a Certificate in Professional and Public Writing Mr. Jonathan Gonzalez English Language Arts Teacher/ Electives Department Lead Teacher Bachelor of Arts in English with a Specialization in Professional Writing Mariana Ubeda English Language Arts Teacher Esau Wagnac English Language Arts Teacher Fine Arts and Electives Department Ms. Maria Jeannette Borg World Language Teacher Ms. Lessette Rodriguez Fine Arts Teacher Mr. Billy Joncka Music Teacher Cosette Rodriguez Dance and Musical Theatre Teacher Mr. Jonathan Gonzalez English Language Arts Teacher/ Electives Department Lead Teacher Bachelor of Arts in English with a Specialization in Professional Writing Ms. Tamar Isnady Campus Life Coordinator Mrs. Emilia Roman Spanish Teacher Master of Science.- Spanish Education Corinne Wakeland Art Teacher Math Department Amy Ishoy Mathematics Ernesto Vaillant-Cardero Mathematics Lead Teacher Gary Louis-Charles Mathematics Teacher John Lumsden Mathematics Teacher Eric Martinez Mathematics Teacher Physical Education Andrew Dodds Athletics Coordinator Camila Mendes Physical Education Teacher Science Department Innocent Eugene Physics Teacher/ Science Department Lead Teacher Rebecca Datilus Biology Teacher Mr. Jean Badio Science Teacher and Dual Enrollment Instructor Social Studies Department Mr. Rolando Alvarez Social Studies Stevenson Charlot Social Studies Teacher/ Social Studies Department Lead Teacher Carolina Basto Social Studies Teacher, Miami Dade College Dual Enrollment, Business Dept. Bachelors in Healthcare Administration, Masters in Business Administration Chrishelle Forbes Social Studies Teacher Christian Gonzalez Social Studies Teacher Support Staff Jasmin Perez Business Manager Stephen Bannis I.T. Specialist Edith Dean Registrar - Admissions Isaiah Castillo Receptionist Mr. Dominick Charles Substitute Teacher Geraldine Futch Cafeteria Bridget Jones Cafeteria Ms. Yuliana Montoya Custodian Nicolle Pedroza Custodial Staff Eric Royal Building and Grounds Coordinator Main Menu R: Start/stop reading the current menu items Esc: Go previous items or close main menu

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Our Crisis Centers

Our Crisis Centers Learn more about our network of crisis contact centers and what you can do to support them. Find your local crisis center. What is a Crisis Center? Crisis centers answer 988 Lifeline calls, texts, and chats. They provide local care with national support. A crisis center is a resource for individuals in need of mental health support. They provide mental health services and emotional support for their state or local communities. Most crisis centers are non-profit and many utilize trained volunteers as well as mental health professionals. Your local crisis center usually serves your entire community, often 24/7 and free of charge. These centers connect callers to providers in their community that can support their needs. Crisis centers answer calls, texts, chats for the 988 Lifeline, as well as local helplines and other resources such mobile services. Crisis centers also provide training and educational resources on suicide prevention and mental wellness. They are also a resource for mental health professionals seeking advice on best practices. All of the services a crisis center offers strengthen their local community and the state as a whole. How do I find my local crisis center? All of our crisis centers within the U.S. and U.S. territories can be found in the Crisis Centers by State and U.S. Territory listing. Crisis Centers by State and U.S. Territory Crisis Centers Support the 988 Lifeline The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (formerly known as the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline) is made up of an expansive network of over 200 local – and state–funded crisis contact centers located across the United States and its territories. The counselors at these local crisis centers answer calls, chats, and texts from people in emotional distress that the 988 Lifeline receives daily. The 988 Lifeline’s crisis centers provide the specialized care of a local community with the support of a national network. The 988 Lifeline’s united network provides at-risk individuals across the country with a single, well-known phone number and name. This unity enables the 988 Lifeline to assure that centers are accredited, provide training for counselors, and disseminate standards and best practices. Calls to the 988 Lifeline are routed to their local center. Local counselors at crisis centers are familiar with community mental health resources, and can therefore provide referrals to local services. Why Crisis Centers Need Your Help The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is an effective, life-saving safety net for those experiencing mental health crises, as shown by research. Although the 988 Lifeline is a national program, the funds that sustain the network’s crisis centers come from state and local contributors. Many of the crisis centers in our network require more funding and resources in order to continue operating and growing. Crisis centers are a key component of mental healthcare within each county and state across the United States. The centers act as a safety net for those at serious risk, especially those with nowhere else to turn. Our Crisis Center Network How To Support a Crisis Center There are many ways to support the crisis centers in our network. First, find the 988 Lifeline crisis center nearest to you. Crisis Centers by State and U.S. Territory Donate Interested in donating to your local crisis center directly? Go to their website or contact your nearest 988 Lifeline crisis center directly and see how you can contribute. Volunteer Many 988 Lifeline centers have volunteer opportunities, and a number of them depend largely on volunteer help. Reach out directly to your local crisis center and ask them how you can help. Advocate for Them If you have been helped by a crisis center or know someone who has, you know how important they can be to people in your community. Let your crisis center know how you appreciate them, and ask how your voice can assist them in advocating for more funds and resources to continue growing and serving your community. Organize A Fundraiser Organize a fundraiser in your community to help support your local crisis center and donate a percentage or all of the proceeds. Contact your local 988 Lifeline center and see how your event might benefit their work, and make it happen! Participate On Social Media While not all crisis centers in our network have a social media presence, you can still help educate the public online about how important crisis centers are and ways to support them.

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Sweetwater Veterans Service Office Information

Sweetwater Veterans Service Office 11330 SW 7th Street Sweetwater, FL 33174 Phone: 305-223-7067 Services: Assistance with VA benefits claims Guidance on healthcare services Help with education and training benefits Support for disability compensation Information on burial and survivor benefits Hours: Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM Saturday - Sunday: Closed Walk-ins are welcome, but appointments are recommended to ensure timely service. Please call ahead to schedule an appointment.

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