Student Services

The school counselor's role is to be a partner in maximizing student achievement through counseling support, collaboration of staff, parents/guardian, and local community, and working with the student in the areas of academic, personal/social, and career development. 

The primary responsibility of the professional school nurse is to collaborate with staff, students, parents, and community resources to enhance the well-being of children and adolescents, thereby optimizing their learning potential.

School psychologists are involved in the diagnosis and remediation of academic behavioral, and emotional concerns of students. Strengths, weaknesses, and adaptive functioning skills are assessed through the use of observation, interview, and psychological testing. Strategies are developed to help the student adjust and adapt within the school, home, and community domains.

School social workers focus on the emotional, behavioral, social and family factors that affect a student's learning in school.

School social workers usually work in the following areas:

• problem identification assessment
• family dynamics
• school-community liaison
• group dynamics
• individual casework
• crisis intervention