Building Readiness for School-Linked Behavioral Health Services
Find resources to support implementation of the School-Linked Partnership and Capacity Grant.
What is the School-Linked Partnership and Capacity Grant?
The CYBHI School-Linked Partnership and Capacity Grant Program is part of California’s effort to strengthen access to behavioral health services for children and youth. The School-Linked Partnership and Capacity Grant provides one-time funding and implementation support to help all 58 county offices of education and the local educational agencies they serve get the people, partnerships, and systems in place to strengthen school-linked behavioral health services and keep them going over time.
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Defining Key Terms: MTSS, the Behavioral Health Continuum, and the CYBHI Fee Schedule Program
This memo provides definitions for key terms related to multi-tiered systems of support (MTSS), behavioral health prevention models, and the CYBHI Fee Schedule program. The purpose of this memo is to provide a foundational lexicon to… Read more
From Assessment to Claim: Certified Wellness Coaches and Pupil Personnel Counselors in Anaheim Elementary School District
Anaheim Elementary School District is one of the largest billers of the CYBHI Fee Schedule Program. Building on their robust multi-tiered system of support (MTSS) model, AESD developed capacity to bill for services provided by in-house… Read more
Supporting Buy-In and Addressing Stigma: A Case Study from San Diego County Office of Education
Stigma can be a barrier to students and families feeling comfortable participating in school-based behavioral health services. This memo provides background research on strategies to reduce stigma; explores how San Diego County Office of Education utilized… Read more
June Community of Practice – Mariposa COE, Riverside COE, and Yolo COE
On June 9, 2026, the CYBHI School-Linked Partnership and Capacity Grant team convened a Community of Practice (CoP) meeting for County Offices of Education (COEs). This CoP focused on reflections from the 2025-26 school year, related… Read more