Guidance. Support. Success.
A safe, welcoming place for LBUSD families to get the support they need to ensure student success.
Success through every step of the student journey.
The Family Resource Center is a safe, welcoming space for LBUSD families to confidentially share their needs. Needs that are compassionately assessed and quickly addressed with community activities, confidential counseling, and support services.
Get the help your family needs, whenever you need it.
We offer a wide range of prevention, intervention, and enrichment services to ensure student success for all LBUSD families.
Counseling
Services
Access to mental health support.
Improve family dynamics
Boost social support
Healthy coping mechanisms
Family Support Services
Family support in
times of need.
Crisis intervention
Stabilizing families
Needs assessment
Food, clothing, housing referral assistance
Parenting
Strategies
Best practices for parents
Classes and seminars
Active discussion groups
Helpful workshops
for parents.
Community Referrals
Additional support outside of school.
Mental health and substance abuse services
Subsidy programs and legal assistance
Job training
Online Resources
Family health sites
Community awareness
Parent and student Information portal
Connecting families to mental health support
Curated websites for specific needs.
Events
Calendar
Don’t miss a thing!
Student events
Parent learning
Family-centered activities
Community partner events
Upcoming Events
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Master's of Middle School
Session #1 | September 16
Session #2 | September 23
In-person | TMS Library | 11:30 am - 1:00 pm
Virtual | 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Audience: New to District & 6th Grade Families
Join us for a two-part parent education series designed to help families navigate the transition to middle school with confidence. Learn practical strategies for supporting your child’s academic transition, strengthening connection through strengths-based approaches, and supporting their social-emotional growth.
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Parenting Book Club
Meet up #1 | September 24
In-person | FRC | 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
Audience: Families of students, grades PK-12
Youth sports have changed dramatically, with early specialization, year-round competition, and increasing pressure to perform. Inspired by Take Back the Game, we’ll explore how these trends affect children’s well-being and how parents and coaches can help foster confidence, connection, and a healthy relationship with sports.
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Active Parenting of Teens ™
Series Begins September 29
In-person | FRC | 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Audience: Families of students, ages 12-18
Create greater harmony and stability at home while raising teens who are responsible, courageous, and prepared for independence. In this 6-part Active Parenting of Teens series, you’ll gain practical guidance and support to navigate the challenges of adolescence and turn everyday struggles into opportunities for growth. Each session will leave you feeling empowered and motivated to make positive, realistic changes that strengthen your family and support your teen’s journey toward adulthood.
Confidential Qualified Support
Having the confidence to seek help when a family needs it can be a difficult task.
Learn more about how our dedicated, welcoming staff strives to provide LBUSD families the utmost in confidential, qualified support by clicking on the arrows.
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Our staff is specifically trained to provide a safe, non-judgmental, empathetic environment.
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All information is held to strict confidentiality standards and is only transferable with individual consent.
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Staffed by credentialed administrators, counselors, and licensed therapists. Members of the American School Counselors Association (ASCA), National Association of School Psychologists (NASP), and School Social Work Association of America (SSWAA).
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Full recognition and compliance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and the California Education Code. Information, research, guidelines, and statistics are provided by the California Department of Education, Orange County Office of Education, Orange County Department of Public Health, the California Department of Public Health, and the Centers for Disease Control.
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We work in multiple languages, cultures, and ADA guidelines to provide service equity and access for all.
Family Resource Center Community Partners
