Renton Student Health Hub
Quarterly Rolling Report
Q2: April - June 2026
Supporting student well-being in Renton, Washington.
Screening | Brief Intervention | Referral to Treatment
In Q2 2026, we strengthened the “no wrong door” approach across all 26 district schools—ensuring that teachers and counselors can confidently connect students and families to housing and behavioral health services, with a reliable system in place to ensure follow-through and support. Since launching in January 2024, hundereds of students have been screened and referred to care. Among those seeking care, 99% were successfully matched to a provider—demonstrating strong performance in translating need into access.
Here's a quick recap of Q3 2025:
"Student Health Hub" launched in all 26 schools
1440 students screened
for social emotional needs and substance abuse issues using the “Check Yourself” online tool developed by Seattle Children’s Hospital.
408 students referred
Referral to BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AND HOUSING SERVICES
students referred to care
after meeting with the school staff.
matched
with a behavioral health or housing service provider if referred to care
closed loop rate
Students needing a referral matched with a hub provider.
178
students enrolled in care.
134
students not enrolled in care.
58
students with pending enrollment status.
31
students with unknown enrollment status.
44%
successful connection rate
Top 5 Reasons for Referral
#1
Anxiety/ excessive worry
#2
Emotional regulation
#3
Depression
#4
Academic Concerns
#5
Self-Esteem
Number of referrals by partner organization
Demographics of student referrals
Student Grade
Student Preferred Language
Student Race/Ethnicity
Student Gender*
* Behavioral health data only. Housing-related services are not included in these fields.
“This is invaluable!”
Our priorities for Q3 2026:
- Advance housing services pilot (ongoing): Continue piloting housing stability services (e.g., eviction prevention and rapid rehousing) to support students and families, building on progress from the previous quarter.
- Advance the Hub technology platform: Strengthen the Student Health Hub platform by completing the new data dashboard and continuing development of onboarding and provider profile capabilities to improve network management, reporting, and user experience for the 2026–2027 school year.
- Advance innovation and interoperability initiatives (ongoing): Implement strategic technology and innovation projects that strengthen provider capacity, information sharing, care coordination, and the connected care ecosystem supporting students and families.
- Plan for the 2026–2027 school year: Develop the implementation plan, including service expansion priorities, partner alignment, and operational readiness across the Student Health Hub network.