Student Assistance Program (SAP)

Student Assistance Team

A Student Assistance Team is a systematic intervention process into the lives of students at risk. An at-risk student is one who has an emotional, social and/or substance abuse problem which conflicts with the normal learning process.

These problems include, but are not limited to the following:

  1. Behavioral difficulties
  2. Student neglect (physical, psychological, and sexual abuse)
  3. Student eating disorders
  4. Student depression and other mental health disorders
  5. Student substance abuse
  6. Suicide risk or suicide attempt

THIS FORM IS NOT TO BE UTILIZED FOR EMERGENCY SITUATIONS. If this is an EMERGENCY, CALL 911!  

Student Assistance Program Referral Link (24-25SY)

Safe2Say Anonymous Tips may be submitted at https://www.safe2saypa.org/ or 1-844-SAF2SAY

IMMEDIATE SAHS REFERRAL CONCERNS SHOULD BE MADE DIRECTLY TO A SCHOOL COUNSELOR (570-372-2237) or ADMINISTRATOR (570-372-2230)

SAP Team Members

  • Julia Arnold, Teacher
  • Lynn Aurand, Guidance Counselor (laurand@seal-pa.org)
  • Jill Bruder, CMSU SAP Liaison (jbruder@cmsu.org)
  • Brittany Bunting, Teacher
  • Matt Conrad, Principal
  • Justin Dively, School Psychologist
  • Valerie Fry, Teacher
  • Tonya Hatter, Social Worker
  • Erin Hoffman, Nurse
  • Matt Lehman, Guidance Counselor (mlehman@seal-pa.org), Committee Chairperson
  • Joyce Longacre, Teacher
  • Jennifer McHale, School Psychologist
  • Tammy Newberry, Teacher
  • Caitlin Swank, Assistant Principal
  • Corynn Truckenmiller, Teacher
  • Amy Veach, Guidance Counselor (aveach@seal-pa.org)
  • Laci Walter, Teacher