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Support Staff are available during regular school hours. Contact the provider at your school.
Support Staff are available during regular school hours. Contact the provider at your school.
When Students Require More
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?
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
After Hours Resources
CRISIS Text Line: 741-741 or call 774-HELP (4357)
CRISIS Text Line: 741-741 or call 774-HELP (4357)
Call 911 or go directly to your local Emergency Room
Call 911 or go directly to your local Emergency Room
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Non-Crisis Concerns
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.
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