Acting aggressively to the program. Before a RISE team member talks to your child, you Hitting will be asked to sign a permission form. The RISE team will work Lying with you and your child throughout the process. As a parent, your Needing money without a good explanation knowledge and thoughts about your child will be helpful in Declining grades developing a plan of action. If you need more information before Experimenting with alcohol or drugs making a decision about RISE, please feel free to talk to a RISE team Back-talking staff member. Are You Concerned about Your Child’s How Do I Contact the SAP Team? Reaction to...? If you have any questions about RISE or you feel that your child may Recent of a loved one need help, call your child’s school and ask to speak with any of the Divorce of parents following team members: Family relocation Tam Hower, principal A relationship problem Madelyn Saunders, school counselor Bullying Other traumatic event Laura Shifflett, school psychologist Melissa Rambler, school nurse How Does My Child Become Involved in the SAP Kaitlyn Strayer, 1st grade teacher Program? Angela Rodriguez, 2nd grade teacher Anyone can refer a child to the RISE team. Some students are Aleda Risser, school social worker referred by teachers or other school personnel. A friend or family Sherri Freas, liaison from Empower the Mind member can also let the RISE team know that they are worried about someone. The child can even go directly to the RISE team to ask for help. Schools will gather information to determine how a student is doing in their classes. However, the RISE team will not proceed unless you give your written parent permission. Once permission is received, the RISE team will work with you to develop a plan of action to help your child achieve success in school. Participation in the program is voluntary. What If Someone Has Referred My Child to SAP? A RISE team member will contact you regarding your child’s referral
Acting aggressively Hitting Lying Needing money without a good explanation Declining grades Experimenting with alcohol or drugs Back-talking staff Are You Concerned about Your Child’s Reaction to...? Recent of a loved one Divorce of parents Family relocation A relationship problem Bullying Other traumatic event How Does My Child Become Involved in the SAP Program? Anyone can refer a child to the RISE team. Some students are referred by teachers or other school personnel. A friend or family member can also let the RISE team know that they are worried about someone. The child can even go directly to the RISE team to ask for help. Schools will gather information to determine how a student is doing in their classes. However, the RISE team will not proceed unless you give your written parent permission. Once permission is received, the RISE team will work with you to develop a plan of action to help your child achieve success in school. Participation in the program is voluntary. What If Someone Has Referred My Child to SAP? A RISE team member will contact you regarding your child’s referral to the program. Before a RISE team member talks to your child, you will be asked to sign a permission form. The RISE team will work with you and your child throughout the process. As a parent, your knowledge and thoughts about your child will be helpful in developing a plan of action. If you need more information before making a decision about RISE, please feel free to talk to a RISE team member. How Do I Contact the SAP Team? If you have any questions about RISE or you feel that your child may need help, call your child’s school and ask to speak with any of the following team members: Tam Hower, principal Madelyn Saunders, school counselor Laura Shifflett, school psychologist Melissa Rambler, school nurse Kaitlyn Strayer, 1st grade teacher Angela Rodriguez, 2nd grade teacher Aleda Risser, school social worker Sherri Freas, liaison from Empower the Mind
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