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Family Resource Center

The Student and Family Resource Center is a one-stop shop for resources, ranging from crisis support and mental health referrals to food and clothing. The goal of the Center is to create a comfortable space where all students can feel safe, supported, and enabled to focus on academics.  

The Resource Center is comprised of several different components: 

Student Resources

Students can access free clothing, shoes, toiletry and hygiene products, and school supplies from Room 363. Snacks are also available here during passing periods. Everything is available to ALL students, regardless of income. If you need something but don’t see it, just ask! 

Clothing

Miller Outfitters, a student-run free thrift clothing boutique, is located in the cafeteria and is open to all SHS students. The boutique is dependent on donations, which we accept all year long!  Family and community members may drop off donations at the main office, and students are encouraged to use the blue donation bin in the clothing boutique.  

Food Resources

We offer two different types of food resources for currently enrolled SHS students and their families.  

Weekend Pantry Packs
Pantry packs are drawstring backpacks full of food for students to take home over the weekend. Students can order online to choose specific foods or grab a standard food bag (no pre-order required).  All bags are available for pickup after school on Fridays in the Family Resource Room.  

Family Food Boxes
Currently-enrolled SHS students and their families can sign up to receive a family-sized food box. Families can choose their foods through an online form each week, and then pick up the box on Tuesdays or Thursdays from the main office between 2-3:30. An initial registration is required for all new and returning families. Register now. 
 

Ways to Get Involved

  1. Become a community responder through the RAN network and 15th Night. Become a Community Responder.
  2. Donate clothes to our FREE Miller Outfitters. Family and community members may drop off donations at the main office, and students are encouraged to use the blue donation bin in the clothing boutique.  Please keep in mind the following guidelines for donations to the boutique.
    • Items need to be clean and in good condition.
    • No household items.
    • Age appropriate.
  3. Donate food for our food pantry or pantry packs. Contact Carole for more information.

Additional resource information can be found at Parenting Now. 

Donations of money, clothing, shoes, gift cards, school supplies and more are always welcome.  

If you have any questions or need assistance please feel free to contact Carole Sylliaasen, Family Resource Educational Assistant.

Email:  carole.sylliaasen@springfield.k12.or.us
Phone: 541-744-4700
Direct Text/Voicemail: 541-246-7821