What is the Children and Youth Behavioral Health Initiative (CYBHI)?
This new law requires school districts to partner with health service providers, including Medi-Cal and private insurers, to support students' social and emotional health services. The initiative will be designed and implemented in partnership with Cal HHS departments, education community partners from early childhood, K–12, and higher education, other State agencies, subject matter experts, community partners on the ground and in the field, and children, youth, and their families. Focusing on prevention and early intervention can help reduce children and youth’s risk of developing serious mental, emotional, and behavioral challenges
The CYBHI allows Oakley Union Elementary School District to receive reimbursements for eligible behavioral health services already provided in school, including screening, assessments, and ongoing mental health support for our students. This reimbursement will come directly from the insurance companies that cover the students, at no cost to the parents or caregivers. This program will not affect families’ insurance coverage, and receiving services at school will not reduce or impact students or their families' ability to obtain care outside of school.
As this program is launched in our schools, parents/guardians will be asked for their students’ health insurance information. All health information will be securely stored and shared only in accordance with existing federal and state laws. For more information, please contact Natalie Wilson at nwilson@ouesd.k12.ca.us
This new law requires school districts to partner with health service providers, including Medi-Cal and private insurers, to support students' social and emotional health services. The initiative will be designed and implemented in partnership with Cal HHS departments, education community partners from early childhood, K–12, and higher education, other State agencies, subject matter experts, community partners on the ground and in the field, and children, youth, and their families. Focusing on prevention and early intervention can help reduce children and youth’s risk of developing serious mental, emotional, and behavioral challenges
The CYBHI allows Oakley Union Elementary School District to receive reimbursements for eligible behavioral health services already provided in school, including screening, assessments, and ongoing mental health support for our students. This reimbursement will come directly from the insurance companies that cover the students, at no cost to the parents or caregivers. This program will not affect families’ insurance coverage, and receiving services at school will not reduce or impact students or their families' ability to obtain care outside of school.
As this program is launched in our schools, parents/guardians will be asked for their students’ health insurance information. All health information will be securely stored and shared only in accordance with existing federal and state laws. For more information, please contact Natalie Wilson at nwilson@ouesd.k12.ca.us
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Please join us for our 8th Grade Parent Meeting on Wednesday, October 28, 2026 from 6:00PM-7:30PM in the DVMS Library. We will discuss: the promotion, the social, the field trip, and fundraising options.
Mr. Almendarez recognizing our students at the Fall Awards Ceremony today. So proud of the hard work our students put in each and every day.
There's nothing better than a Delta Vista rally to celebrate all the hard work our students and staff have put in this first quarter of the school year!
Kickin' it with some of the coolest kids I know. You should hear them play Star Wars! Don't worry, you'll get to hear it at the Winter Concert!!! And many more!
School Resource Officer Wayne joined Mrs. Ortega’s class while they were reading “Dar and the Spear Thrower.” His willingness to participate in classes has served as a powerful example and is helping reinforce the importance of reading and lifelong learning to our students.
Mrs.Rike's GATE students designing and building replicas of national monuments of the United States 🇺🇸
Ms. Mitchell's Library TAs are leading the lesson today sharing book trailers with our 6th grade classes.
Join us for our first African American Parent Advisory Council meeting of the school year. This Thursday, September 24th, in Room 11 of the district office. Join us at 9:00 AM or 5:00 PM.
Acompáñenos a nuestra primera reunión del Consejo Asesor de Padres Afroamericanos del año escolar. Este jueves 24 de septiembre, en el Salón 11 de las oficinas del distrito. Los esperamos a las 9:00 a.m. o a las 5:00 p.m.
Acompáñenos a nuestra primera reunión del Consejo Asesor de Padres Afroamericanos del año escolar. Este jueves 24 de septiembre, en el Salón 11 de las oficinas del distrito. Los esperamos a las 9:00 a.m. o a las 5:00 p.m.
Hispanic Heritage Celebration during our lunch periods today. Thank you, Latinos Unidos Club!
One of our Delta Vista wrestlers showing off some "hardware" she earned after a successful season. Go, Panthers!
Mr. Dong's WEB students teaching our 6th grade students about open and closed questions today.
Assistant Principal Mr. Almendarez braving incredible heights (on the office roof 😊) for Ms. Woelffer's annual egg drop. So brave...
Cave drawings in Mrs. Harris's science class!
Library TA, Angel, calls on students to read about what is located in our non-fiction section of the Library.
Mrs. Rike's Coding Club is hard at work, creating games.
Delta Vista representing at the Freedom Homecoming Parade today!
Our D&D campaigns have started!
A few Proud Panthers redeeming PBIS Rewards points for prizes today.
