Mentors Needed Across CVSD!
An SAP focuses on building students' developmental assets to lead healthy, caring, and responsible lives. SAPs support and empower students with resources like specialized care and treatment, and access to community agencies, or private clinicians when necessary. They play a critical role in the CDC’s Whole School, Whole Child Model (WSCC) which CVSD has adopted district-wide. (See video to here 👉)
Provide prevention education in and out of the classroom
Facilitate student leadership programs
Organize parent/caregiver education events and resources
Consult with CVSD faculty and staff about substance use issues/trends and implement preventative education
Contributes to the development and updating of CVSD substance misuse policy F.9 Substance Use Policy
Page through our SAP Guidebook here 👈
CVSD has a dedicated SAP embedded in each school to build the strongest connections among students, staff and faculty, family/caregivers, and the community services they may need.
They are plugged into ongoing school initiatives to achieve the best academic, behavioral, social-emotional, and life-skill outcomes for all students.
Amy Sayre
Hinesburg & Charlotte Community Schools
Lynn Camara
Williston Central School
Matt Meunier, MS (LCMHC)
Champlain Valley Union
Shelburne Community School