Health & Wellness
The Clarenceville School District is committed to the health, safety, and well-being of every student. This page serves as a resource for families on district wellness policies, safety protocols, mental health support, and state-required health information.
If you have questions about your child's health needs at school, please contact your building's main office:
- Botsford Elementary: 248-919-0402
- Grandview Elementary: 248-919-0404
- Clarenceville Middle School: 248-919-0406
- Clarenceville High School: 248-919-0408
Safe Firearm Storage
Michigan law requires all school districts to provide families with information about the safe storage of firearms. In compliance with Public Act 17 of 2023 and the Safe Homes, Safe Schools Law (HB 5450/5451), Clarenceville School District distributes this information annually each October.
Safely storing firearms protects children at home, in vehicles, and in any location where a minor may be present.
View Safe Firearm Storage Information
Standard Response Protocol (SRP)
Clarenceville School District uses the Standard Response Protocol (SRP) — a consistent, clear system for responding to emergencies in and around our schools. Understanding the SRP helps families know what to expect and how to support their children during a school emergency.
Learn About the Standard Response Protocol (link to subpage)
Mental Health & Crisis Resources
Student mental health is a priority at Clarenceville. Social workers are available in every building to support students. If you or your child is experiencing a mental health crisis, free and confidential help is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
If there is an immediate danger, call 911.
| Resource | How to Reach |
|---|---|
| 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline | Call or text 988 |
| Crisis Text Line | Text HOME to 741741 |
| MiCAL (Michigan Crisis & Access Line) | Call 988 or 844-446-4225 |
| Michigan 2-1-1 | Call or text 211 |
View All Mental Health Resources (link to subpage)
Substance Use Prevention
Clarenceville School District provides families with information and resources to help guide conversations with children about the risks of tobacco, vaping, marijuana, alcohol, and other substances, and to support students who may be struggling.
View Substance Use Prevention Resources (link to subpage)
McKinney-Vento Homeless Education
Students experiencing homelessness have specific educational rights under federal law, including immediate enrollment and the ability to remain in their school of origin. Clarenceville School District's designated Liaison is available to help families navigate these rights and connect with community resources.
Learn About McKinney-Vento Rights & Support (link to subpage)
Immunizations
Michigan law requires all students to have a current certificate of immunization on file, or a signed waiver, prior to attending school. Required immunization records are collected at enrollment for all new enrollees.
Waivers:
- Medical waivers must be obtained from a licensed physician or health care provider.
- Non-medical waivers must be obtained from a local Michigan Health Department office.
For questions about your child's immunization records, contact your building's main office.
Michigan Immunization Requirements (MDHHS)
School Wellness Policy
As a participant in the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs, Clarenceville School District maintains a Local School Wellness Policy in accordance with USDA requirements. This policy guides our approach to nutrition education, physical activity, and overall student wellness.
View Our School Wellness Policy (link to policy document)
Food Service & Menus
Student Health Forms
(Placeholder — links to relevant health-related forms to be added here, such as medication authorization, emergency health information, and sports physical forms. Coordinate with building offices to confirm current forms before publishing.)
This page is reviewed and updated annually. For questions, contact your building's main office or the District Office at 248-919-0400.
