Student Services / Counseling

Mission: To support academic achievement for all students by promoting positive physical, emotional, and social development through advocacy, leadership, and collaboration

Student Services encompasses the areas of: School Health, School Counseling, School Social Work, McKinney-Vento (Homeless Education program), 504, Homebound Education, School-based Mental Health, and Intervention Specialist Services

Health Manual

Resources

Student Services

Student Services

Bloodborne Pathogen Training

Student Immunizations and Physical Assessment

Be ready for school with this important information about immunizations and school physicals.

Medications at School

If you or your student needs to take a medication at school. Please call the school office and ask to talk with the nurse. Enclosed are the required forms.

School Health Advisory Council

School Health Advisory Council (SHAC) is an advisory group composed of individuals selected primarily from the health and education segments of the community. SHAC provides advice to Rowan-Salisbury School System on aspects of the school health programs.

Section 504 Student Accommodation

Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 is a civil rights law that prohibits discrimination in access to programs and activities on the basis of disability. All individuals determined to have a disability are protected by this law.

Homeless Student Support

The McKinney-Vento Program meets the needs of homeless students attending Rowan-Salisbury School System by addressing academic challenges and family issues affecting their success in school.

Diabetes Management at School

Forms for students needing to manage diabetes at school.

Student Mental Health Partners

For your convenience, enclosed are some mental health partner contacts where your school counselor may refer you.

Homebound Regular Education

Rowan-Salisbury School System provides a program of instruction to support school-aged students who are unable to attend classes due to injury or illness. This article provides an overview of the program and how to apply.

HIHS Placement/APC/Crescent Day Treatment

Henderson Independent's mission is to educate students who have not been successful in our regular school environment. This document explains the procedure for placing a student at Henderson Independent high school.

Head Lice Resources

Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Guidelines

Section IV

Purpose and Goal of School Health Program

Section 1 of Rowan-Salisbury Schools Health Manual

First Aid Management & Emergency Care of Common Illnesses/Injuries

What to do when there is a medical emergency at school.

Administration

Carol Houpe

Administrator for Student & Family Health

Wallace Educational Forum

School: 704-630-6033