Schuylkill Valley collaborates with two external agencies to provide therapy during the school day with Licensed and Certified therapists. If interested, please contact your student's school counselor for referral information.

The SAP program is comprised of teachers, counselors, administrators, nurses, and a Educational Alliance Specialist from Caron Treatment Centers to provide support and resources to students and families who may be struggling with medical, emotional, or social concerns that impact a student's learning and growth. Referrals to SAP can be made by school, guardians, or self. 

Second Step curriculum is an evidence based program that offers education and skills to students on topics such as bullying prevention, emotion identification and regulation, communication styles, and interpersonal effectiveness. This is taught weekly by a school counselor in the classroom setting, making it accessible to all students. 

Dads of Great Students (DOGS) is open to male parents or guardians of SVES students. This program helps to provide positive male role models for the students, demonstrating by their presence that education is important. Meanwhile, they provide extra sets of eyes and ears to enhance school security, reduce bullying and provide a greater sense of campus safety allowing students and teachers to focus on learning and instruction. To enroll, please go to SVSD WatchDOGS website or click the link above. Volunteer clearances are required. 

Students at Schuylkill Valley use Xello, our career readiness program, to learn about a variety of careers and what steps are necessary to obtain that career. Using Xello, students build an idea of their own personal interests, explore career options, and develop critical thinking skills.