Welcome to Middleton's Social Support Site

Welcome

School social workers can help to improve the social and emotional functioning of children as well as their families. Working with parents, grandparents, teachers, students, principals, and the community, School social workers are there to make sure that each student is able to reach his/her potential both in and out of the school setting. School social workers help children with stressors (such as divorce, being teased, making friends) that they may face at home or school. Dealing with these difficult issues can lead children to have behavior issues in the classroom, poor grades, or attendance problems. It can be extremely helpful for students to have someone, such as the social worker, to listen to their problems with a nonjudgmental ear and offer advice, solutions, and emotional support.

School psychologists work collaboratively with school social workers, educators, parents, and other professionals to support children's academic, social, emotional, and behavioral functioning. School psychologists are trained in both psychology and education.

*Services We Provide

Classroom Skill Building Sessions​

Coaching for teachers

Behavior Intervention Plans​

Individual and Group Sessions​

Support Groups: Anger Management, Anxiety, Peer Relationships, Social Skills, Executive Functioning, Family Changes, Grief, Self Esteem, Making Healthy Choices and Setting Goals for Healthy Living​

Collaboration with teachers and parents

Provide community resources

Crisis Intervention​

*Student support services are available to students receiving general education services and students receiving special education services.