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Our Wellness Staff
Mr. Pedro Heredia
Mental Health Clinician, Mental Health Department
Email: pheredia@stocktonusd.net
Hello, my name is Pedro Heredia and I started working at Franklin High School in 2019 as the Mental Health Clinician. I have been working as a Mental Health Clinician in schools and community clinics since 2011. I earned a Bachelors Degree in Criminal Justice in 2007 and a Masters Degree in Social Work in 2012 from CSU Stanislaus. I also earned my License in Clinical Social Work in 2017.
My role is to offer support, teach healthy coping skills and help students adopt a healthy perspective on viewing situations they may encounter. My mantra is: Face Everything and Rise.
Hobbies/Interest: watching sports; collecting; traveling. I also enjoy trying food from different countries.
Ms. Tiffany Craver
Ms. Sylvia Warner
TUPE Health Educator, Delta Health Care
Email: sylviawarner06@gmail.com
Ms. Sylvia Warner started working with the Franklin community in 2017 as a youth mentor through an outside community agency. Being a youth mentor, Ms. Sylvia has been able to offer Franklin students services such as, one on one socio-emotional support, conflict mediation sessions and support groups. These experiences have demonstrated to Ms. Sylvia the importance of her job role in supporting students as many come from disadvantaged backgrounds. Now, Ms. Sylvia is Franklin's Health Educator as she talks to students about the impacts of smoking tobacco and cannabis. Ms. Sylvia is available to work with individuals struggling with usage, providing healthy alternatives so that students may live long, successful and healthier lives.
Ms. Alma Gomez
TUPE Health Educator, Delta Health Care
Email: almago650@gmail.com
Ms. Alma Gomez is a TUPE Health Educator with Delta Health Care. Ms. Gomez was raised in South San Francisco where she started working as a parent volunteer with the Head Start Program. There she provided support for low-income families in need of educational assistance, outside family services and assisting Spanish speaking parents with translation. She moved to Manteca in 2004 where she continued work with family services for SJC serving 20 years working as a family service worker for Head Start. Today, Alma enjoys advocating for children and families and hopes to make more of an impact.