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Families play an important role in supporting student wellness. Some simple ways to promote well-being include:
Establish healthy sleep routines.
Encourage balanced use of technology and social media.
Maintain open communication.
Promote regular attendance.
Encourage participation in school activities.
Reach out early if concerns arise.
Working together, we can help students develop the confidence, resilience, and skills they need to succeed.
Our student support team works collaboratively with families, teachers, and students to provide guidance and assistance throughout the school year.
Our team includes:
2 School Counselors
1 School Psychologist
1 School Social Worker
School Nurse
Building Administration
Teachers and Support Staff
The school nurse is available to assist students with medical needs throughout the school day.
The school nurse is available to assist students with medical needs throughout the school day.
Families should notify the Health Office regarding:
Illnesses or injuries
Medication needs
Allergies
Updated immunization records
Changes in health information
Working together helps us provide the safest possible learning environment for every student.
If you have any questions, contact our school nurse, Mrs. Lisa McNamara, at lmcnamara@elwoodufsd.org.
Strong relationships are the foundation of a positive school community. Through programs like KORT, mentoring, Community Circles, and everyday interactions with caring adults, students are encouraged to develop a sense of belonging, build meaningful connections, and contribute positively to our school community.
Elwood Middle School uses restorative practices to strengthen relationships and help students learn from challenges. When conflicts occur, students are encouraged to reflect on their actions, repair harm when appropriate, and develop strategies for making positive choices moving forward.
Our goal is to promote accountability while maintaining a supportive and respectful school environment.
Every student deserves to feel safe at school.
We encourage students and families to report concerns related to bullying, harassment, or peer conflict. Reports are taken seriously and addressed promptly in accordance with district policies and New York State's Dignity for All Students Act (DASA).
If your child has concerns, please contact a school counselor or administrator.
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