Pregnant &
Parenting Services
Pregnant and Parenting Students
As of the 2012-2013 school year, GCSD created a new service delivery model for all pregnant and parenting students (PPS). The goal of this model is to provide a coordinated, systematic partnership with health and community agencies so students can achieve academic success and ultimately graduate. The School Social Workers work closely with administrators, school counselors, school clerks, attendance clerks, attendance supervisors, nurses, homeless liaison and drop-out prevention specialists to monitor grades, behavior, attendance and medical issues.
While being a teenager and a parenting student may be challenging, all identified students have the support to assist them in completing their education. In addition, each pregnant or parenting student has access to a school social worker to assist them in navigating through the health and social service communities.
How Can I Benefit?
Academic success to promote high school graduation
Parenting classes and forums
Safe Sleep Education
Financial assistance for child care through community agencies
Connect to community resources
Referrals to pediatricians or obstetricians
Identify alternative educational opportunities
Assistance with obtaining child support
Assistance with baby items
Support during pregnancy and after delivery
Accompany you to medical and community appointments
Coordinate prenatal care
Car seat safety
Promote the health and safety of mother and child