Clovis Support and Intervention (CSI) is a peer support group that students may be invited to participate in.  These voluntary groups are designed to increase students' confidence, decision-making skills, listening and communication skills, and problem solving strategies.  By building these personal skills and providing support, students will be better equipped to effectively cope with peer pressures, school related stress, and other issues of concern.

These confidential groups meet weekly and are scheduled for a 30-45 minute period for 8 sessions.  Groups are considered a school activity, so participating students will not be counted as absent.  Student are expected to be responsible and to make up any missed assignments through arrangement with their teacher.

Groups are lead by specially trained facilitators who are CSI/SAP Certified.  This training model is used by schools across the nation as part of the National Student Assistance Program.