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School-Based Health Clinic
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The School-Based Health Center is a comprehensive program that expands access to care for students, families, and staff in Carroll County Public Schools. We offer a holistic approach to address academic, physical, medical, and behavioral health needs in a convenient location and via telehealth appointments. Behavioral health services include counseling for mental health, substance use, social skills, and coping with everyday stress as well as traumatic events. Recognizing that 1 in 5 students face mental health challenges—and that many go untreated due to cost or access—our vision is to remove these barriers and ensure all Carroll County students and staff receive the care they need.

Electronic Patient Registration Form

Printable Patient Registration Form

Tri-Area Community Health CCPSD Brochure

Homeless Education

Through the federal McKinney-Vento Act, a student is considered homeless if they lack a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence. This includes children and youth who are living in the following:

  • shelters or transitional housing,
  • hotels/motels,
  • campgrounds,
  • cars,
  • temporarily staying with others due to loss of housing or financial hardship (doubled-up)

Carroll County Public Schools is committed to supporting students and families experiencing housing insecurity. Support and services offered to students living in a homeless situation include immediate enrollment, school selection promoting stability, nutrition and academic support. McKinney-Vento services are provided for the duration of a school year and are reviewed each academic year.

Please contact the division’s Homeless Liaison for more information or assistance.

Contact Information:

Carroll County Public Schools Homeless Liaison: Amanda White, School Social Worker, 276-730-3200

State Coordinator for Homeless Education: Patricia Popp, 757-221-7776

Hope Brochure English and Spanish Version
Project Hope

English Version

Spanish Version

Free Telemental Health Services for CCPSD Students- 25-26 School Year

We are pleased to share exciting news that supports the well-being of all Carroll County Public Schools (CCPSD) students. CCPSD received a grant from the Virginia Department of Behavioral Health & Developmental Services to provide free virtual mental health counseling and psychiatry services to all CCPS students throughout the 2025–2026 school year. CCPS has contracted with Tri-Area Community Health’s School-Based Health Center to provide this care.