Psychological Services staff provide support to schools in a variety of ways including:

Consultation with School Staff: 

Psychological Services staff frequently consult with teachers, school staff, and district staff to enhance student learning by: 

• Identifying and resolving academic barriers to learning
• Designing and implementing student progress monitoring systems
• Designing and implementing academic and behavioral interventions
• Supporting effective individualized instruction
• Creating positive classroom environments
• Motivating all students to engage in learning 

Individual and Group Counseling: 

Suicide Risk Assessments:

Threat Assessments:

Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports Coaches:

PBIS coaches provide on-going support to assigned schools by:

• Consulting with PBIS teams and school staff
• Meeting with school based administration
• Attending trainings
• Conducting evaluations of the PBIS process

District Crisis Team Support:

Members of the crisis team support schools in dealing with crises by providing a sense of confidence, control and security at a time of uncertainty, chaos, and emotional turmoil. Additionally, this team provides a process for helping students and staff cope emotionally with a crisis, maintain safety, determine needs, and identify support mechanisms.

Staff Trainings:

Psychological Services staff assist in training school staff on a variety of topics based on identified needs.