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A System Focused on Every Student; Every Day A PTO Presentation With Our Clinical Team and About The Social/ Emotional Support For Our Students April 20, 2016 David Fine Janet Cummaro, MS, Psychologist Dan Callahan, Asst. Supt.,


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A System Focused on Every Student; Every Day

A PTO Presentation With Our Clinical Team and About The Social/

Emotional Support For Our Students

April 20, 2016

  • David Fine
  • Janet Cummaro, MS, Psychologist
  • Dan Callahan, Asst. Supt., Secondary
  • Mike Arterberry, Power of Peache
  • Yvonne Feliciano
  • Erin Alvarez
  • Maura Recabo
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  • David Fine: dfine@peekskillcsd.org
  • Janet Cummaro: jucummaro@peekskillcsd.org
  • Dan Callahan: dcallahan@peekskillcsd.org
  • Mike Arterberry, Contact Dan (above)
  • Yvonne Feliciano: yfeliciano@peekskillcsd.org
  • Erin Alvarez: ealvarez@peekskillcsd.org
  • Maura Recabo: mrecabo@wjcs.com
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Clinical Staff

  • Yvonne R. Feliciano, Bilingual School Psychologist
  • Luz M. Gonzalez, Bilingual School Social Worker
  • Tina LaBelle, School Nurse - Uriah Hill
  • Derea Johnson, School Nurse - Woodside
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Positive Behavior Intervention System

(PBIS)

Evidenced based behavioral intervention that is integrated

in classroom instruction

Practiced/reinforced throughout the school to enhance

academic and social behavior outcomes for all students

  • Clear behavioral expectations in all areas of the school,

including bus

  • Bee Tickets
  • Monthly recognition/theme assembly focused on

character traits

  • Whole classroom celebrations
  • Bus rewards

Classroom Behavior Management Systems

Fill the bucket-reach the blue line

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Second Step

Skills for social and academic success Whole class instruction

Hands-on lessons: movement, music, puppets and play dough

Clinical support to children

Mandated/Non-mandated

Social Skills Lunch Bunch

Crisis Support Observation

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Open-door Clinical Office Clinical Meetings Instructional Support Team Meetings Response to Intervention (RtI)

Individualized student behavior support plans and rewards system

Behavioral Assessment

Clinical scales Observations

Informal counseling-topic focused

Individual Group

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Check and Connect

Student/Family Boys Leadership Club New Comers group

Crisis Intervention for individual student

concerns.

Consultation/Collaboration-outside agencies

Doctors/Specialty Practices Therapists Programs Hospitals

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Westchester Jewish Community Services (WJCS) Andrus Spellbinders Boy/Girl Scouts Sanctuary Movement class-Crossover Yoga Project Music class-Beth & Scott and Friends

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Leslie Detres School Psychologist James Smith School Social Worker Rachael Moczarski School Counselor Deb Adams School Nurse Kelly Lefevre School Psychologist Erin Alvarez School Social Worker Briana Kane School Counselor Debra Hauptman School Nurse

Oakside Staff Hillcrest Staff

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PBIS – Behavioral Expectations taught, practiced and reinforced

Oakside – Bee Ticket System/Fill the Bucket/

Raffle

Hillcrest – Hawk Points and Honorable Hawk

System

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Curricular Work and Daily Lessons

Second Step Social/Emotional Wellness Curriculum

24 lessons tailored to each grade level taught to all classes

  • ver the course of the year

Second Step Bully Prevention Curriculum (Hillcrest)

4 lessons taught to each class on the following:

For more info: www.cfchildren.org

Hangin’ at Hillcrest DARE – 5th grade

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Small group counseling/time limited/topic focused

Individual counseling/time limited/triage Check and Connect Behavior Plans Behavioral Rating Scales Newcomers Group Banana Splits

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Referrals to our co-located mental health

clinics: ANDRUS (Hillcrest) & WJCS (Oakside)

Referrals to Family Ties – Hillcrest Only

Boys and Girls Leadership Groups Parent Support, Network

Referrals to community agencies located

  • utside of school
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Clinical Staff

  • Janet Cummaro – Psychologist
  • Jose Fernandez – 8th Grade Counselor
  • Jackie Kilanowski – 7th Grade Counselor
  • Paul Coster – 6th Grade Counselor
  • Michelle Ederer – Social Worker
  • Steve Castelli - Psychologist-PACE
  • Sue Callahan – School Nurse
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  • PBIS
  • Town Halls
  • Spirit Days
  • Red Ribbon Week
  • Stomp Out Bullying
  • Pledge for healthy life style
  • Great Referrals
  • Positive Guest Speakers
  • School Resource Officer
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PKMS Matrix Hall Bathroom Arrival/Dismissal Cafeteria Classroom

Be Responsible

Go straight to class. Walk to the right especially on stairways. Walk only in your hallway. Clean up after yourself. Notify an adult, if there are any problems. Enter and leave school property appropriately. Go directly to your after school activity. Use appropriate trash containers. Follow the class routine. Be on time and prepared for class. Raise your hand. Use pass system.

Be Respectful

Use appropriate language. Respect other classrooms. Throw garbage in trashcans. Keep the bathroom clean. Respect the space. Take care of school property. Respect the neighborhood. Stay in seat. Respect cafeteria workers. Keep quiet when others are talking. Store phone appropriately. Follow instructions. Use appropriate language.

Be Safe

Respect personal space. Wash hands. Cross at the crosswalks. Respect personal space. Wait to be dismissed. Respect personal space. Stay in your seat. Listen to your teacher.

PKMS PBIS MATRIX

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  • Open-door clinical/guidance office
  • Clinical meetings
  • Student contracts
  • Behavior plans
  • Informal counseling (individual vs. group)
  • Clinical scales and observations
  • Crisis intervention for individual student concerns.
  • Consultation with outside agencies (therapists, programs, hospitals)
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Andrus Mental Health Division (MHD) Family Ties Margaret’s Place Youth Bureau

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Administered through WJCS

In Partnership with The Joe Torre Safe at Home Foundation

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Provide education and support services across

school community to prevent interpersonal violence, intervene in the cycle of domestic violence and promote healthy relationships

“Safe Rooms” within schools for students to

discuss violence-related issues with a professional counselor

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Individual Counseling Prevention-related groups Peer Leadership groups and activities Classroom anti-violence curricula Workshops to students, school staff, parents

and community

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Clinical Support Staff Position Stacey Bean School Social Worker Simone Leblanc School Psychologist Elizabeth O’Donnell School Psychologist Noel Cabassa School Counselor Michele Wells School Counselor Michelle Rios School Counselor Selma Dias 9th Grade School Counselor Rita Figueria School Nurse

Peekskill High-School

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PBIS – Behavioral Expectations ▪ High School: Planning phase has begun to bring in PIBS to the entire high school. ▪ Self Contained Program (PACE): Positive Reward Program Power of Peace: Two full days each for Level 1 (fall) and Level 2 (winter/ spring) training for: WJCS ▪ Provide supportive case management services to the pregnant and parenting students at the Peekskill High School; ▪ Provide counseling sessions with parenting students on an individual and group basis; ▪ Outreach to community agencies that will enable the students to secure needed community services; ▪ Coordinate social work services with the overall educational program in team meetings to enhance a coordinated service plan for each student; and maintain confidential records and statistics of the counseling conducted.

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Hudson River Healthcare

▪ CAPP Program to support teen parents ▪ Isa Santiago, social worker, onsite workshops in Health classes at PHS and at Summit Academy ▪ Weekly Go Ask Isa. . . onsite counseling support

Westchester Mediation

▪ 4 Day counselor at Summit Academy (Jennifer Martinez) ▪ 5 Day counselor in the High School (Edward Ciprian) ▪ Student Peer Mediators training ▪ Social Studies and English Departments--Restorative Practices training

Center Lane

▪ Gay, Lesbian, Transgender support (Santo Barbagiovanni)

Partnerships

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Small group mandated counseling/time limited/topic focused Individual counseling/time limited/triage Check and Connect Behavior Plans Targeted Groups for Support

  • Referrals to our co-located mental health clinics:

▪ ANDRUS & WJCS

  • Referrals to community agencies located outside of school
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Partnership and Collaboration Individual Commitment to a group effort--that

is what makes a team work; a company work; a civilization work.” Vince Lombardi, Coach