CHC

04/25/2026

Ellis is here, and we would not be launching it without the partners who helped shape this work.

Thank you to the organizations and collaborators who share our commitment to helping educators support students with more clarity and care.

We’re grateful to be building alongside people who believe educators deserve guidance they can actually use when student concerns are complex.

Thank you Landmark Outreach , REEL , CAST (Center for Applied Special Technology) , Challenge Success, NCLD , Search Institute , Understood.org

04/24/2026

So much of teaching happens behind the scenes.

Recently, our EBC teachers were preparing for the EBC Art Show by painting signs and taking the time to create something meaningful for their students.

It’s thoughtful. It’s intentional. And it takes a lot.

As we continue sharing Ellis this week, this is who we built it for, educators showing up every day, doing work that isn’t always visible, but makes a lasting difference.

04/23/2026

Know an educator who could use some help in supporting challenging student scenarios? Share Ellis with them. Ellis helps educators work through layered student concerns with guidance shaped by CHC and trusted partners. Free to use. Built for the moments that matter.

Share Ellis:
https://www.askellis.org/?utm_source=CHC&utm_medium=Facebook-Organic&utm_id=CHC+Traffic

04/23/2026

Where science meets creativity 🐧

Sand Hill School students dove into learning about penguins in science class, then expressed their understanding through watercolor artwork. This integrated approach supports both comprehension and creative expression.

04/22/2026

📣 New Voices of Compassion Episode! 📣

We sit down with Amanda Morin, Director of Academic Services at Compass High School, to explore what’s really happening in today’s classrooms – and how we can better support the people showing up for our kids every day.

In this episode, we talk about:
• What teachers are navigating in today’s climate
• How neurodiversity shows up in the classroom
• How tools like Ellis can support educators in real time
• What meaningful support for teachers actually looks like

🎧 Listen here! https://www.chconline.org/resourcelibrary/teachers-on-the-front-lines/

04/21/2026

Our Sand Hill School students recently took learning on the go to our local Baylands! 🌿 Learning about estuaries, native vegetation, and local wildlife.

04/21/2026

When something is off at school, families feel it too. That is part of why CHC built Ellis. It helps educators make sense of student concerns and review guidance shaped by CHC and trusted partners, all in one place.

See how Ellis works:
https://ow.ly/4t9y50YMPIK

Ellis offers real-time Ai evidence-based classroom guidance to support mental health and learning differences for K–12 educators nationwide.

04/20/2026

Imagine starting your morning knowing you’re making a real difference.

At the 13th Annual CHC Breakfast, you’ll hear powerful stories, connect with others who care, and help bring hope to young people facing mental health challenges.

Let’s come together and show our kids they’re not alone.

✨ April 29, 2026 | 8:30-10:30 am
📍Sharon Heights Golf & Country Club

🎟️ Reserve your spot: https://give.chconline.org/event/13th-annual-chc-breakfast/e757144 /

04/16/2026

Expanding access to care is a priority for us, and our team is committed to providing consistent, high-quality support in a format that meets families where they are so children and teens can keep making progress.

In person or online, we're here for you.

https://www.chconline.org/appointments/

04/15/2026

Competition for many teens isn’t just about grades – it’s about how little sleep they’re getting.

In this episode of Voices of Compassion, two Bay Area teens open up about what mental health really feels like today – what doesn’t help, and more importantly, what does.

From navigating pressure to embracing that who you are is already enough, this conversation offers real, tangible takeaways.

🎧 Listen here: https://www.chconline.org/resourcelibrary/burnout-belonging-and-being-heard-voices-from-teens/

04/13/2026

Turning blank space into something out of this world. 🪐

Sand Hill School students used stencils and spray paint to transform everyday trash bins into galaxy-inspired art. Along the way, they practiced planning, focus, and control—one creative step at a time.

Where executive function meets imagination.

04/09/2026

The ISG Online School & Resource Fair is a free virtual event that brings together schools, programs, and providers focused on supporting neurodiverse learners, all in one place, including our very own Sand Hill School.

Open to families, educators, and anyone interested in exploring learning environments that support a range of needs.

Join us for our free online event for parents and families to explore the best-fit schools, resources, support providers for their children.