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Celebrate! I n C o l l a b o r a t i o n w i t h …

STUDENT SERVICES WEEK

February 1 - 5, 2016

Contact Student Support Services Project at850-245-7851

Student Support Services Project,University of South Florida,

Florida Department of Education,Bureau of Exceptional Education &

Student Services

http://sss.usf.edu

Student Services Professionals…

Our Mission

To provide the expertise and leadership for supporting the

academic, behavioral, social, physical and

emotional development of all

students.

School Counselors

School Nurses

School Psychologists

School Social Workers

Did you know…

Learning supports are more efficient and

effective when they are coordinated by teaming across disciplines and

integrated with academic and behavioral instruction and

interventions within the MTSS?

coordinate and integrate learning supports necessary for highest student achievement.

Vision:

u A comprehensive, fully integrated multi-tiered system of supports that meets the needs of the full range of learners.

Values:

u Collaborative teamwork, integration, systems improvement, service leadership and data-based problem solving

Did you know…

All Florida school districts and schools are working toward full

implementation of a multi-tiered system of supports (MTSS) to ensure efficient allocation of

resources based on student needs and effective academic and behavioral instruction and

interventions.

Our Vision and Values are…What Drive Us

School Psychologists | School Counselors | School Nurses | School Social Workers

Integrated Learning Supports Improve…

Health Attendance

Academic and Career

Outcomes!

Physical, Social, Mental

andEmotional Health


Student and Family Engagement

College, Career and Life Readiness

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Did you know…

Learning supports are more efficient and effective when they are coordinated by teaming across disciplines and integrated with academic and behavioral instruction and interventions within the multi-tiered system of supports?

Take Action:

Identify learning supports your team directly or indirectly provides at the universal (tier 1), supplemental (tier 2) and individual (tier 3) student levels.


Student Services professionals…

u Provide and support school-based prevention and intervention services.

u Promote the health, mental health and social-emotional well-being of the whole child.

u Reduce academic, behavioral and social-emotional barriers to learning in the classroom.

u Collaborate with school staff to implement a multi-tiered system of supports.

u Multi-tiered supports

u Positive behavior support

u Developmental guidance program

u Character education programs

u Bullying, suicide and substance abuse prevention programs

u Social skills training

u Early warning systems

u School climate initiatives

u Health education

Common Mental Health Prevention Services


Take Action…Discuss improvements that could be made to your structural organization that would allow better teaming, coordinating and integration across school nursing, school social work, school psychology and school counseling.

Positive Attendance Habits are EssentialFostering

Family & Student

Engagement

Student Success!

Academic Engaged Time =

Regular Attendance +


High School 9th Graders…Attendance


63% graduated

31% graduated

Missed 10% of time

Missed 20% of time

Student Services Professionals…Keep Students Engaged in Learning

Balfanz, R., Byrnes, V., & Fox, J. (2012, December 12)(n= 181,897)

Take action…Look up

“Lesson Study” and consider how student services professionals can

enhance this type of instructional improvement

strategy to more effectively engage

students.

Student Health Services Guidance

Universal Student Health Services

Management of Student Health

Conditions

School Psychologists | School Counselors | School Nurses | School Social Workers *2013-2014 Annual School Health Services Report. Retrieved from Florida Department of Health, School Health Program

• Service Animal Guidelines• Health Promotion• Health Screenings/Referral/Follow-up• Population-based Care• Risk Reduction• Social Determinants of Health Surveillance• Diabetes • Heart Conditions • Kidney Disease • Seizures and Epilepsy • Sickle Cell Disease

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School nurses advance student health by ensuring that students are safe, healthy and

ready to learn.

Approximately 20% of the student population in Florida report the following health conditions*:

• Allergies• Asthma • Cancer • Cystic Fibrosis• Access to Care• Cultural Competency• Disease Prevention• Environmental Health• Health Education• Health Equity• Asthma Guidelines

• Diabetes Guidelines• Emergency Guidelines for Schools• Florida School Health Administrative

Guidelines • Immunization Guidelines• Individual Health Care Plans and Section

504 White Paper• Life-threatening Allergy Guidelines• Managing Students with Seizures• School-Entry Health Exam• School Nurse Delegation Guidelines

Academic Achievement

Safe, Positive School Climates

PositiveBehavior and Mental Health


u Supporting social-emotional learningu Assessing school climate and improving school

connectednessu Implementing school-wide positive behavioral

supportsu Providing crisis prevention and intervention servicesu Assessing student emotional and behavioral needsu Providing individual and group counselingu Promoting problem solving, anger management and

conflict resolutionu Promoting student motivation and engagementu Conducting psychological and academic assessmentsu Monitoring student progressu Collecting and interpreting student and classroom data


Psychologists

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School psychologists provide direct support and interventions

to students, consult with teachers, families, and other

school mental health professionals by…

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FamilyEngagement


u Providing academic and behavior learning supports to enhance positive peer relationships with peers and develop skills for school success

u Providing community connections and resources to address barriers to learning

u Providing individual, family, group counseling and therapy for students and families

u Providing Family Connections & Supports to address challenges

u Providing prevention, intervention and response to crisis for students and families


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School Social Workers provide services to students,

families and school personnel to support

academic and social success.

Academic Advisement

Student Progression

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School counseling programs promote student success through

a focus on academic achievement, prevention and

intervention activities, advocacy and career development.

School Counselors Help Students to…u Develop college and career plansu Set and achieve goalsu Develop skills to improve academic

achievementSchool counselors work with school-based teams to examine…u Course enrollment patternsu Graduation and dropout ratesu Standardized test scoresu Participation in academic support

services

Positive School Climate

Prevention Programs

Visit us at…http://sss.usf.edu

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Documents

STUDENT SERVICES C e WEEK r a tsss.usf.edu/resources/presentations/2016/ss_week/2016-SS_Week.pdf · C e l e b r a t e! In Collaborationwith… STUDENT SERVICES WEEK February 1 -5,