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Cornerstone Program

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Our goal is to establish relationships with families so that students are prepared for the journey ahead. Parenting can be very challenging – we know. Our hope is that Cornerstone can help you navigate the schools – and life, and find community resources to make it a little easier.

The foundation of our program is our staff. DeeDee, Jacey, and Cecilia provide a safe and welcoming environment for Chehalis families.

 

Come visit us at 2057 Southwest Salsbury Avenue (the Olympic school building)

Drop-ins are welcomed until noon each day school is in session. Contact us to make an afternoon appointment.



DeeDee Judd
Education Coordinator
Email 
360-219-7267



Jacey Hinkle
Mental Health Specialist
Email
360-219-3129



Cecilia Jimenez
Family Engagement Coordinator
Email
360-219-3657

Upcoming EventsUpcoming Love and Logic event

 

Call Cornerstone staff - we can help!

 

  • Food Support – We can help connect families with local food resources including support from Chehalis Food Bank, Salvation Army, Food For Our Future, and God’s Portion. Give us a call so we can discuss your needs and help you find resources.
  • Early Education Support – Cornerstone staff have created individualized learning kits to support Chehalis students and their parents. We also provide scholarships for local pre-schools and local learning programs.
  • Home and Household Support – Many Chehalis families receive help with clothing, laundry supplies, diapers and other household needs. We can also connect you with furniture, gas vouchers, blankets, and rent assistance. Give us a call!
  • Mental Health Support – In addition to Cornerstone staff support, we can help you connect with local services at Cascade Mental Health, CORE Health, Community Integrated Health Services, and local private practices.
  • Parent Education – Our FREE Cornerstone Parent Education nights have become quite popular. In our first year we featured workshops using Love & Logic. Families received dinner and childcare for free! Watch for more information about the 2024-25 school year series.

How We Help

Food Support – We can help connect families with local food resources including support from Chehalis Food Bank, Salvation Army, Food For Our Future, and God’s Portion. Give us a call so we can discuss your needs and help you find resources.

Early Education Support – Cornerstone staff have created individualized learning kits to support Chehalis students and their parents. We also provide scholarships for local pre-schools and local learning programs.

Home and Household Support – Many Chehalis families receive help with clothing, laundry supplies, diapers and other household needs. We can also connect you with furniture, gas vouchers, blankets, and rent assistance. Give us a call!

Mental Health Support – In addition to Cornerstone staff support, we can help you connect with local services at Cascade Mental Health, CORE Health, Community Integrated Health Services, and local private practices.

Parent Education – Our FREE Cornerstone Parent Education nights are based on Love & Logic strategies and are open to all families. Dinner is included, as well as childcare for children ages 3 and older

Learn More about the Cornerstone program with our Newsletter!

  • A man in a hard hat sits beside a child in a classroom
    “There’s A Hat For That!” and Getting Ready for Kindergarten: February 2024
  •  A young girl smiles brightly while holding a spoon in her hand
    Stone Soup for Everyone!: March 2024
  • A young girl smiles while sitting in the drivers seat of a bright red truck
    Cornerstone Survey, “How are we doing, and in what ways can we improve?”: April 2024
  • Two women one of whom is drawing blood for a test
    Centralia College Parent Field Trip and Survey Results: May 2024
  • happy boy giving a thumbs-up and a displeased girl giving a thumbs-down
    Happy Healthy Musical Me and summer kinder events: June 2024

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The Cornerstone Program is made possible by funding through the Regional Challenge Grant managed by the Washington Student Achievement Council.