Support Space
Support Staff are available during regular school hours. Contact the provider at your school.
When Students Require More
- There will be times a student is in need of more support or is in crisis.
- The process may differ slightly between schools, but typically consult first with your School Counselor. If your School Counselor is unavailable, please contact your School Social Worker or School Psychologist.
- School Support Services' staff can assist with referrals to the Department of Health and Human Services and other agencies/services.
What is considered an emergency?
Student Danger to Self - Suicidal ideations or threats in the form of direct or indirect statements putting the student in imminent danger (examples include, but are not limited to: verbal comments, comments in chat, class assignments, IM, phone, etc).
Student Danger to Others - Threatening statements verbally or in writing or pictures which could put others in imminent harm (examples include, but are not limited to: verbal comments, comments in chat, IM, Phone, class work).
Student in Danger - Student in an imminent threatening situation which could cause physical harm (examples include, but are not limited to: drawn pictures, comments in chat, face-to-face interaction, etc).
After Hours Resources
CRISIS Text Line: 741-741 or call 774-HELP (4357)
Call 911 or go directly to your local Emergency Room
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Non-Crisis Concerns
No Heat/Electricity - encourage family to contact General Assistance at (207) 767-7617.
No Internet - contact Andrew Wallace for family to get a hotspot
If on a Home Visit and parent or student are not home or not answering calls/doors please notify building administrator.