Protect and Prevent

An important role of the Student Assistance Program (SAP) is to provide education to students on how their choices could potentially impact their goals. Both Middle School and High School students receive classroom lessons on a variety of topics, all designed to make them "educated consumers" of today's media and increase their awareness of low versus high-risk choices. 

C&W Ready: Grade 7

"College and Work Ready" focuses on helping students with the transition to Middle School,  mental health awareness and self-care, and career/college exploration. Each unit builds on previous topics to deepen student understanding of who they are as people and learners, what tools could help them succeed academically,  and possible career paths they may be interested in exploring. 

C&C Ready:  Grade 8

"College and Career Ready"  focuses on helping students transition to the increased demands of High School as well as continued development of mental health and career path topics.  As with C & W Ready, each unit builds on previous learning,  helping students identify coping strategies that are effective for them, their learning styles, and how these could connect to a career they might want to pursue after graduating.