What is the Student Assistance Program (SAP)?
What are the goals of SAP?
How is a Student Referred to SAP?
Students may be referred by a teacher, administrator, school counselor, a peer, parents, or self-referrals.
What Happens After My Child is Referred?
Information gathered includes: student behavior, academic performance, health, and attendance. The SAP team then reviews all information and makes appropriate contacts with you and other outside agencies and services. Confidentiality is maintained throughout the entire process.
Early Warning Signs of
Students Who Need Help:
Decline in academic performance
Not wanting to go to school
Change in friends
Noticeable change in appearance
Personality changes
Lying
Acting aggressively
Depressed
Change in sleep patterns
Talking about suicide
Unexplained physical injuries
Withdrawing from family, friends, or school
Is Your Child Having Trouble Adjusting To:
For Additional Information on the services provided by SAP
http://www.pnsas.org/
Emergency Numbers
Emergency: 911
Monaca Police Dept: 724-775-0880
Center Twp. Police Dept: 724-774-0272
PA State Police: 724-773-7400
Family and Abuse Concerns
Children and Youth Services (CYS): 724-891-5800
Child Abuse Hotline: 1-800-932-0313
Women’s Services Hotline: 724-775-0131 or 877-629-1841
Who is on the SAP core team?
The core team of SAP consists of administrators, school counselors, school nurses, teachers and consultants of community agencies.
Dr. Kelly Sherbondy, Todd Lane Principal
Dr. Lindsey Kisucky, School Psychologist
Mrs. Bristal Ellefson, School Counselor
Mrs. Sarah Antal, Prevention Specialist
Mrs. Barb Magnotta, School Nurse
Mrs. Emily Dingfelder, Teacher
Mrs. Darlene Mallory, Teacher
Mrs. Amy Young, Teacher