• What is SAP? (Student Assistance Program)

    SAP is a process that helps students who are experiencing problems that interfere with learning, such as:

    • depression,
    • emotional difficulties,
    • peer conflict,
    • alcohol,
    • tobacco, and
    • other drugs.

    Students are connected to existing services and/or community resources for help.

    How Are Students Referred to the SAP?
    • Students can be referred by fellow students, staff, parents, community members, and self. 
    • All referrals are kept strictly confidential. 
    • Contact a counselor, a SAP team member, or REFER ONLINE
    • Forms are also available outside of the School Counseling Office, the Nurses' Office, or the Athletic Office
    • If you need an immediate response or have a safety concern, please complete a “Safe 2 Say Something” referral using the following link. https://www.safe2saypa.org/
    • SAP referral forms are not reviewed from Friday 2:00 PM – Monday 8:00 AM.
    • If this is an emergency, please call 911.

    IF YOU ARE MAKING THIS REFERRAL AFTER SCHOOL HOURS OR ON A WEEKEND OR HOLIDAY, PLEASE ALSO UTILIZE THE SAFE2SAY SYSTEM  (SAFE2SAYPA.org or call 1-844-SAF2SAY) OR CALL 911 IF THIS IS AN EMERGENCY.
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  • Benefits of SAP

  • What Types of Problems Should I Refer?

  • What Happens after a SAP Referral?

  • Informational Resources/Hotlines