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Get help

You do not have to navigate this alone.

Begin with general information about what is happening. You do not need to understand every educational term or know exactly what kind of assistance to request.

A diverse group of high-school students working together in a school library, including a student who uses a wheelchair
HIGH-SCHOOL STUDENTSOlder students deserve to be heard, understood, and empowered.

How it works

01

Contact us

Share your contact information and a brief, general description of your concern.

02

Talk with us

We will listen, ask preliminary questions, and learn more about the student’s circumstances.

03

Plan next steps

We will explain available support or help identify a more appropriate referral.

Protect the student’s privacy.

Do not include Social Security numbers, medical records, complete educational records, or other highly sensitive information in this initial request. If documents are needed, we will explain how to provide them.

Initial contact form

Submitting this form opens a prepared Gmail message in a new browser tab. You will have an opportunity to review it before sending.

Urgent safety concerns

The Center for Students Rights is not an emergency-response service. If a student is in immediate danger, call 911. For a suicide or mental-health crisis, call or text 988.