Who Should I Contact?
We understand it can be confusing to know who to reach out to.
Contact the School Counselor if your child is experiencing:
-Friendship or peer concerns
-Worry, sadness, or stress related to school
-Difficulty adjusting to school routines or transitions
-Challenges with self-confidence or problem-solving
Contact the School Social Worker if your family needs support with:
-Coping with family changes or stressful life events
-Attendance concerns
-Connecting to community or mental health resources
Contact the School Psychologist if you have concerns about:
-Your child’s learning and emotional well-being
-Attention, behavior, or emotional regulation
-Understanding assessments or evaluations
-How emotional or behavioral needs impact learning
Contact the BCBA if your child needs support with:
-Challenging behaviors
-Developing positive behavior strategies
-Consistency between home and school behavior supports
Not sure who to contact?
You may start with your child’s teacher or the school counselor, and the team will work together to ensure your concern is addressed.
If there is an emergency, please contact 911 or your local crisis support line.