School Counseling, Psychological, & Social Services
School Counseling, psychological, and social services are provided to assess and improve the mental, emotional, and social wellbeing of every student. All students receive these services, including developmental classroom guidance activities and preventative educational programs, to enhance and promote academic, personal, and social growth. Students who may have special needs are served through the administration and interpretation of psychometric and psychoeducational tests, observational assessments, individual and group counseling sessions, crisis intervention for emergency mental health needs, family/home consultation, and/or referrals to outside community-based agencies when appropriate.
The professional skills of counselors, psychologists, and social workers, along with school health nurses, are utilized to provide coordinated wraparound services that contribute to the mental, emotional, and social wellbeing of students, their families, and the school environment. Qualified professionals such as school counselors, school psychologists, school social workers, and school nurses, along with mental health professionals from community agencies, provide these services.
Contact:
Vacant | Director of Student & Family Services
- Vaping & Mental Health
- Mindfulness in the Classroom
- Using MOUs for School Community Mental Health Partnerships
- Quick Reference Resource Guide for Disruptive Behaviors using Trauma-Informed Principles
- Mental Health Grant Opportunties
- Erin's Law
- Guidelines for School Social Work Practice
- Conflict Resolution
- Guide to Collaborative Circles in the Classroom
- Guide to Student Re-Entry
- Comprehensive School Mental Health Guide
- Roles of School Based Mental Health Professionals
- Therapy Dog (BOLO Act) Report
- School Therapy Dog Implementation Guide
- School Based Mental Health Data Sharing
- Teen Social Media and Internet Safety Guidance
- Resource Guide for Supporting Students with Eating Disorders