Renton Student Health Hub
Quarterly Rolling Report
Q4: October – December 2024
Supporting student well-being in Renton, Washington.
Screening | Brief Intervention | Referral to Treatment
In Q4 2024, we expanded Student Health Hub to a total of 8 schools in the district and 13 youth behavioral health providers, including two new hub providers, YMCA and You Grow Girl.
Since program launch in January 2024, hundreds of students have been screened, 50% required follow-up, and 93% of those who requested additional care through the Hub were matched with a provider.
Here’s a quick recap of 2024:
“Student Health Hub” launched in eight schools
Talley High School, Dimmitt Middle School, Nelsen Middle School, Risdon Middle School, McKnight Middle School, Cascade Elementary, Highlands Elementary, Renton Academy
421 students screened
for social emotional needs and substance abuse issues using the “Check Yourself” online tool developed by Seattle Children’s Hospital.
54% of students screened required brief intervention
23% yellow flags (brief intervention)
31% red flags (immediate brief intervention)
Every student had a follow-up assessment with the school counselor
if they had a screen with a red or yellow flag.
students referred to care
after meeting with the school counselor.
matched
with a behavioral health service provider if referred to care.
days average turnaround
time from screening to referral match.
Closed Loop Rate
The percent of students needing a referral who matched with a hub provider.
Every student needing a referral was matched with a hub provider
27
students enrolled in care
10
students not enrolled in care
6
students with pending enrollment status
63%
successful connection rate
Top 5 reasons for referral
#1
Anxiety/ excessive worry
#2
Depression
#3
Anger/ violence/ aggression
#4
Trauma
#5
Self Harm
Number of referrals by provider organization
Demographics of student referrals
Student Preferred Language
Student Race/Ethnicity
Student Gender
“Investing in technology that connects students to social and human services isn’t just about access – it’s about opportunity. A city that prioritizes its youth through smart, connected solutions is a city investing in future success.”
Our priorities for Q1 2025:
- Release New Version of Hub Software
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Secure New Funding from City of Renton
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Launch New Grant Funding for Behavioral Health and Housing Providers
The Student Health Hub is a service of Health Commons Project (HCP).