Coordinator:  Barbara Parisi
      Supervisor:    Maxine Winston

What Do School Social Workers Do?

School Social Workers have historically been instrumental in furthering the purpose of schools: to provide a setting for teaching and learning and for the attainment of competence and confidence.

A primary objective of the School Social Worker is the early identification and prevention of problems within the school setting.

Through the use of assessment, counseling, consultation and coordination of services, School Social Workers provide unique services to students, parents, school and the community. Their training prepares them to assume leadership in crisis intervention.

[Home ]         [For more information on this site and its' contents, please contact Tracy Oldenburg by clicking here.]       [Go back to Menu]