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The Student Assistance Program (SAP) is a statewide initiative designed to help students with drug, alcohol or mental health concerns. Each district forms a SAP Team of school staff who are trained to work with students who may be at risk for drug or alcohol abuse, suicide, or other personal problems facing today’s youth. |
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A student can be referred to the SAP Team by school staff, parents, or other students when there is a concern about the student’s well being.After a student is referred, the team gathers information from school staff about how the student is currently functioning and develops an intervention plan to help the student.This may involve:
If you have any concerns about a student within the Penn Manor School District and/or wish to refer him/her, you can follow one of the links in the Links list to:
For more information about the SAP Team, please contact a team member at 872-9510. Please also visit the state SAP web site |
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Adolescence is a time of transition from childhood to adulthood. It is also a time when youth are exposed to increasing pressures and risks. Some moodiness and change in behavior are part of normal adolescent development.However, the following symptoms may be cause for concern:
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Parents who are experiencing problems with their children often accept more responsibility than is necessary. When this occurs, parents begin to feel overwhelmed in their responsibilities. They no longer feel effective in their parenting role and feel that their child is out of control.Parent Responsibilities:
Unhelpful Reactions:
Helpful Reactions:
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