Support Services

G-PISD School Health-Related and School Counseling Services

SB 12 - Notice of and Consent for School Health-Related and School Counseling Services

The 89th Texas Legislature recently passed Senate Bill 12, which requires school districts to notify parents and guardians about Counseling and mental health services provided to students in the school setting. This legislation also affirms a parent’s right to withhold consent for or decline these services.

Notice of and Consent for School Health-Related and School Counseling Services

La 89.ª Legislatura de Texas aprobó recientemente el Proyecto de Ley 12 del Senado, que requiere que los distritos escolares notifiquen a los padres y tutores acerca de Servicios de consejería y salud mental proporcionados a estudiantes en el ámbito escolar. Esta legislación también afirma el derecho de los padres a denegar su consentimiento o rechazar estos servicios.

Aviso y consentimiento para servicios de salud escolar y de asesoramiento escolar

Academic and Career Development

Career Exploration -

Xello

Academically researched and scientifically validated, Xello’s program puts the student at the center of their planning experience. Students document their journey as they build self-knowledge, explore post-secondary options, create plans, and continually reassess as they take in new knowledge, skills, and experiences.

Click on the levels below for more information:

Mental Health Screeners

CHARACTER EDUCATION PROGRAM

CharacterStrong is a school-based social-emotional learning (SEL) and character development program that provides tools, curriculum, and training to foster positive school cultures and equip students and staff with skills like kindness, empathy, and resilience. The program offers vertically aligned lessons for all grades, focusing on increasing student well-being, belonging, engagement, and purpose by teaching essential character skills through activities and discussions.

For more information, click the program name below:

CharacterStrong - Grades 6-12

PurposeFULL People - Grades K-5

G-PISD Support

G-PISD Administrators (including Counselors, District Social Workers, LSSP, etc.) are here to help and offer support as well as specific resources.

Anonymous Alerts. You can click the button below to submit a report online, or download the app and use your phone to communicate. Thank you!

There are two ways to submit a report:

1. Online from any device: www.anonymousalerts.com/gpisd/. You can look for this button on every campus home page to submit a report:

2. Download the app on your phone and send anytime: Click the appropriate image below. This action will redirect you to the app store for Apple or Google/Android download. Thank you!

Start the App, enter activation code: gpisd
Send important reports to school officials
Add a screenshot, photo or video of the incident
Remember: In an emergency, always call 9-1-1!

Resources

G-PISD Family Resource Center

The G-PISD Family Resource Center is located at 1100 Lang Rd. The Wildcat Clothing Closet and Wildcat Food Pantry are open on Wednesdays from 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. when school is in session.

Due to limited spacing, families must reserve a spot to shop in the Food Pantry by going to Quick Links at the top of this page and selecting Event Tickets. No appointment needed to shop the Clothing Closet.

These resources are reserved for currently enrolled G-PISD Wildcats.

Wildcat Food Pantry Needs List

Download the list HERE

Parent Meetings

Join Us Facebook Live | May 7, 2025 @ 6 p.m.

G-PISD provides monthly meetings for parents throughout the school year, covering topics relevant for families in support of student growth, development, academic success, and more. See information below about the next, upcoming meeting and plan to join us! Thank you.

G-PISD ofrece reuniones mensuales para padres durante todo el año escolar, que cubren temas relevantes para las familias en apoyo del crecimiento, desarrollo, éxito académico y más de los estudiantes. ¡Vea la información a continuación sobre la próxima reunión y planee unirse a nosotros! Gracias.

Contacting your School Counselor

District Support

Community Contacts and Resources

Resources for Multilingual Families

Benefits and Resources

If you need information about your state benefits (such as SNAP or Medicaid), go to 211 texas.org 
Si necesita información sobre sus beneficios estatales (como SNAP o Medicaid), ir a 211 texas.org

CLICK HERE For a language other than English, click on the American Flag and select your preferred language.
AGA CLIC AQUÍ Para español, haga clic en la bandera estadounidense.

Resources for Academic Support

Supporting my child

Family Supports

Student Resources

Virtual Family Engagement Conference Series 2025

2025 Wildcats "What I Need" Fair

Our 2nd Annual Wildcat's "What I Need" (W.I.N.) Fair will be held on Saturday, August 2, 2025 at Gregory-Portland Middle School.

We are seeking community partners who would like to donate specific school supplies or services and set-up a booth at the fair to distribute these supplies or provide their services.

Please CLICK HERE to become a donor!

For more information, contact Sharon Reckaway at sreckaway@g-pisd.org

The Wildcats W.I.N. (What I Need) Fair would not be possible without the incredible support from our G-P Community!