SSS

Student Support Services

SEDL in Action - Yates County


Approaches:

  1. Outreach to and engagement of families and community
  2. Attention to school - classroom environment and relationships
  3. Skill acquisition through sequenced social - emotional learning opportunities and standards-based instruction
  4. After school, out-of-school, extra curricular and service learning and mentoring
  5. Alignment of district and school personnel, policies, and practices to support students
  6. Collaboration between school district and community-based service providers
  7. Staff development for administrative, instructional, student support staff and willing partners

1. Outreach to and engagement of families and community

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2. Attention to school environment and student-adult relationships

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3. Skill acquisition through sequenced social - emotional learning opportunities and standards-based instruction

There are no programs listed for this approach.


4. After school, out-of-school, extra curricular and service learning and mentoring

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5. Alignment of district and school personnel, policies, and practices to support students

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6. Collaboration between school district and community-based service providers

So that Food Insecure Children Have Full Tummies over Weekends and School Holidays
One Friday afternoon, a fourth grader in rural Yates County boarded his school bus for the ride home, a backpack slung over each shoulder. One pack held his books and homework; the other was stuffed with small boxes of raisins, cups of applesauce, packets of oatmeal, packaged tuna and chicken, peanut butter, and easy-to-open, microwave-ready soup.

Earlier that week, volunteers from Milly’s Pantry, a nonprofit organization that works with Foodlink and Feeding Americaexternal link icon which supplies emergency food to school children and their families, filled more than 500 backpacks, some in a church hall and others in a village youth center. The backpacks were delivered to two school districts, some 20 miles apart.
Susan Black, “The Hunger,” American School Board Journalexternal link icon February 2011

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7. Staff development for administrative, instructional, student support staff and willing partners.

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Last Updated: April 15, 2014