School Social Work
School social workers are dually licensed professionals who support students’ social, emotional, and academic growth. They address concerns such as attendance issues, mental health needs, grief, bullying, and other barriers to learning. School social workers also support families by helping them access community resources and address non-academic challenges.
School social workers provide the following services:
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Individual and group counseling for students
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Consultation with teachers, counselors, and administrators
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Crisis assessment and intervention
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Connection to community resources for students and families
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Advocacy for students with school staff and administration
School social workers are mandated reporters.