Student Resources

Arcade Fundamental and San Juan Unified provide a variety of online resources for students to work collaboratively where ever they're at. You can use the links below or to the left to reach the login page for each resource.

San Juan SIS Student Portal
Parents and guardians can now go online to check students scores, attendance and grades.

Google Docs- Click here to log in

Bridges After-School Program

The San Juan Unified School District's Bridges After-School/ASSETs Programs provide homework support, enrichment and pro-social recreation in a safe and positive environment. The Bridges After-School/ASSETs Programs currently serve approximately 3,000 students, grades K-12, in 35 programs at 35 sites. Student success is supported through the implementation of each of the following components of the program: Homework support, enrichment/disguised learning, pro-social skills/recreation, use of technology and parent support and empowerment. Strong relationships between program staff, school staff, parents and students are key!

Bridges After-School /ASSETs Programs' goals to Build Bridges to Student Success:

Support student academic achievement to meet state standards.
Increase self-esteem and improve life skills.
Offer positive interaction in a safe and enriching environment.
Prepare students for 21st Century success through technology.
Involve and support parents/guardians in developing positive family interaction.

Programs operate five days a week, Monday through Friday, from the end of the school day until at least 6 p.m., for a minimum of 15 hours per week. The program does not operate on holidays or non-school days.

For any questions contact Dulce Garcia at dulce.garcia@sanjuan.edu or 916-707-3283. Applications can be found in the Arcade front office or online on San Juan Unified's Bridges After-School/Assets webpage.

Community Care Hub

Free event to support families and staff across our school communities. A great opportunity to connect, learn, and access essential tools to support student success. Don't miss out!

Food assistance & diapers
Learning materials
Children's books
District & community resources
Enrollment & Parent Portal help
Volunteer registration
District job opportunities
And so much more!

Time:

5:30 P.M.

Dates:

October 3, 2024- Starr King K-8 School, 4848 Cottage Way, Carmichael.

October 10, 2024- San Juan High School, 7551 Greenback Lane, Citrus Heights

October 24, 2024- El Camino Fundamental High School, 4300 El Camino Ave., Sacramento

Counseling Services and Supports

We are here to support you! Please fill out this form if you would like to speak with a counselor or school social worker. If you prefer, there are also Counseling Self-Referral forms at the end of the A hallway. Fill one out, stick it in the Counseling Locker, and we'll get back to you.

Arcade Counseling and Support Request

American Foundation for Suicide Prevention

**** If it is AFTER school hours and you are having thoughts of suicide, please call or text 988 to reach the Suicide Prevention Lifeline, or text HOME to 741741 ****

Once you've received help, please fill out this form for yourself or your friend so we may follow up with you.

Family and Community Resources

Housing Resources:

Homeless Resource Assistance Team (HART)

Renter's Help Line: (916) 389-7877

City of Sacramento Tenant Protection Program

Sacramento County Emergency Family Shelter Reservation List

Mental Health Resources:

If you or your child(ren) are experiencing a mental health crisis please visit the following:

Mental Health Urgent Care Clinic - (916) 520-2460

2130 Stockton Blvd, Building 300, Sacramento, CA 95817

Weekdays: 10:00 A.M. - 10:00 P.M.

Weekends: 10:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M.

Sacramento Suicide Hotline - (916) 368-3111

La Familia Counseling - (916) 452-3601

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) - (916) 364-1642

Food Resource

Unemployment Resource

Covered California

Gender Health Center: (916) 455-2391

Disability Resources: WarmLine Family Center, (916) 455-9500

Transportation Services

All students in transitional Kindergarten through 12th grade can ride Sacramento Regional Transit District (SacRT) for free through the RydeFreeRT program. With RydeFreeRT, students can ride the entire SacRT transit network, including SacRT buses, light rail and SmaRT Ride on-demand microtransit service for FREE!

RydeFreeRT is available all day, any day of the week, all year during regular SacRT service hours.

To ride free, students need to show a valid RydeFreeRT card. Youth who are experiencing homelessness or taking part in foster programs are also allowed to participate in the program, regardless of current residence or school address.

RydeFreeRT cards are available at school locations, including at Arcade, or at the SacRT Customer Service Center at 1225 R Street (adjacent to the 13th Street light rail station) and Sacramento Public Libraries.

Learn more about the program.

Pick up a free SacRT card from the Arcade front office!

Sacramento Regional Transit

(916) 321-2877

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