Shenendehowa provides a vast array of services to meet the unique and varied needs of students as they progress through their educational program. If you find that you are having difficulty in school with academics or personal issues, there are people in the high school who can help:
School Counselor - Provides academic, personal/social/emotional, and college and career counseling. Your counselor will meet with you to select appropriate courses which will prepare you for your post- high school plan.
Student Support Counselor- Provides crisis counseling and referrals to outside agencies for students experiencing personal or family problems. Also, they provide networking and assistance when students are placed or referred to outside agencies.
School Psychologist - Performs psycho-educational evaluations to determine eligibility for special support services for students who are encountering academic and/or emotional difficulties in school.
Classroom Teacher – Your classroom teacher is available during student prep to provide extra help. Before and/or after school help may be available as well. See your teacher to make arrangements.
Academic Administrators– They are available to assist you with questions you may have regarding curriculum and specific course offerings.
Peer Tutor – Peer tutoring is available. See your counselor for more information.
After School Academic Support – Students can get academic assistance from teachers or student tutors, after the regular school day. This is offered when we have late bus runs.
New York State mandates that all public school districts offer Academic Intervention Services (AIS) to students falling behind in meeting the state standards. New York State has established specific levels for proficiency (cut scores) and students falling below these scores are eligible to receive AIS in the designated subject area.
AIS services are offered in:
English
Math
Reading – Gr. 9
Social Studies
Science
Parents interested in further information may contact the Shenendehowa Office of Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment at 518-881-0640.