Getting Help From Others Within the School Setting

Depending on the concerns or problems your students or you are experiencing, there are many support staff people hired to assist the school community.  Listed below are the titles of people most often contacted:

Cooperative Educational Service Agencies (CESA) - There are 12 districts that include every school district in Wisconsin.

Counselor

District Business Administration Office (for free or reduced priced meals)

Gifted & Talented/Able Learner Coordinator

Local Vocational Education Coordinator (LVEC)

Police Liaison Officer

School Nurse/Heath Aide

School Psychologist

School Social Worker

School-to-Work/Work Study Coordinator

Special Needs Teachers:

    Adaptive Physical Education (Adaptive PE)

    Chapter I/Title I

    Cognitive Disabilities (CD)

    Emotional Disabilities (ED)

    English as a Second Language (ESL)

    Learning Disabilities (LD)

    Occupational Therapy (OT)

    Physical Therapy (PT)

    Reading Recovery

    Speech and Language (SP/LG)

 

Within many communities are agencies that collaborate with schools to assist children and their families.  The following is a list of frequently used community resource agencies:

Boys & Girls Club

Department of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR)

Job Service

Mental Health Counselors & Agencies

Police

Social Services (various departments, for example, Children's Services, Nutrition, Housing, etc.)

YMCA/YWCA