School Social Emotional Support Services for Oak Park Students

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Meet the dedicated team of professionals at Oak Park providing social and emotional support services to students and families, including school psychologist, guidance counselor, and social worker. Services include behavioral intervention, counseling, crisis response, and more to ensure students' well-being and success in school.

  • School support
  • Social emotional
  • Student services
  • Oak Park
  • Counseling
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  1. Social emotional support School Psychologist, Dr. Tully Guidance Counselor, Mrs. Price Social Worker, Mrs. Gueits, LCSW

  2. Welcome! We are looking forward to a positive and productive year and are here to provide help to our Oak Park students and families with social emotional needs. This school year brings us many changes that forces us to adapt to meet our new demands. As a school and community, we can come together and help one another.

  3. "Be the change that you wish to see in the world. Mahatma Gandhi Mahatma Gandhi

  4. Social Worker services School social worker support students with personal, behavioral, and psychological situations that adversely affect school performance, behavior and socialization. Assess the function of student s behavior, make recommendations for building-based Behavior Intervention Plans. Collaborate with community agencies to help students cope with economic, behavioral, emotional, physical, or academic challenges. Support crisis preparedness, response and recovery. Provide mandated IEP school-based counseling. Provide consultations and referral to appropriateoutside services. Conduct mental health interventions. Provide support and connect McKinney-Vento students toservices.

  5. School Social Worker Mon.-Tues. 631-434- 2361 Wed.-Fri. 631-434- 2255 Mrs. Gueits:

  6. School Psychology Services A School Psychologist provides educational, emotional and behavioral support to increase a student's success in the classroom. Provides individual psychological assessments Provides mandated IEP counseling Providesconsultation within the classroom Providesrecommendationsfor academic intervention to the RTI team Providesmental health interventions and appropriate referrals to outside agencies

  7. School Psychologist Dr. Tully Monday-Friday 631-434-2255

  8. Guidance Counselor Mrs. Price Monday-Wednesday 631-434-2255

  9. Monday through Friday 11:30 -12:30 Any student that is home can stop by any school, except the kindergarten centers,and pick upabreakfastandlunch combination. Grab Grab- -n n- - Go Go Breakfast/Lunch Breakfast/Lunch

  10. Mobile School Pantry Mobile School Pantry 2020 2020- -2021 2021 Oak Park Elementary School 775 Wisconsin Avenue, Bay Shore, NY 11706 Friday / Viernes 5pm 5:45pm October2nd el2deOctubre October30th el30deOctubre November20th el20deNoviembre December18th el18deDiciembre January29th el29de Enero February 26th el26deFebrero March 26th el26deMarzo April 30th el30 deAbril May28th el28de Mayo June18th el18de Junio

  11. Social and advocacy services 10 Third Avenue Brentwood, NY 11717-4640 Phone:(631) 434-3481 Supported Housing and Case Management Educational,Career Counseling & Youth leadership Housing and Tenant Counseling Family and Youth Services After School Program Nutritional programs Representative and Payee Program

  12. (631) 873-4775 Kids Weekend Backpack Feeding Program School Pantry Program Summer Food Program Youth Produce Program Cakes for Kids Food assistance

  13. Food assistance Pronto of Long Island provides food to families in the community in need. Location: 128 Pine Aire Drive Bay Shore, NY 11706 Phone: (631) 231-8290 Monday-Wednesday: 9-2p Thursday: 9-2p and 6-8p Friday: 9-2p Saturday:9-12:30p Must bring a form of ID and birth certificates for all minors.

  14. Family Service League -1444 5th Ave, Bay Shore 631-647-3100 Family Service League- 320 Carleton Ave, Central Islip 631-663- 4300 Brentwood Mental Health Clinic-1841 Brentwood Rd, Brentwood 631-853-7300 Sunrise Counseling- 107 W. Main St, East Islip/ 2157 Union Blvd. Bay Shore 631-666-1615 Catholic Charities- 21 Fourth Ave Bayshore 631-665-6707 Community Mental Health Services

  15. DASH Crisis CARE FOR CHILDREN, ADULTS, AND FAMILIES FSL s Diagnostic, Assessment, and Stabilization Hub (DASH) offers 24-hour, 7 day a week, year- round crisis care at a community-based site. The program is available to Suffolk residents who struggle with mental health and substance use disorders. Assessments, counseling, and care management intervention is available for children 5 years or older, adolescents, and adults. 631-952-3333 HOTLINE available 24/7/365 90 Adams Avenue, Hauppauge, New York 11788

  16. Virtual Bereavement Support Groups Bereavement Support Group for COVID-19 Related Loss (631) 828-7631 / Keara.Lincoln@CHSLI.org- English (631) 655-7569 / Yamith.soacha@chsli.org- Spanish Spousal/Partner Bereavement Support Group (631) 828-7631 / Keara.Lincoln@CHSLI.org Adult Loss of Parent or Sibling Support Group (631) 828-7636 / Jennifer.Herzog@CHSLI.org

  17. Health care home management (631) 674-7703 Coordination of services: health care, behavioral health, substance abuse services, housing assistance, social services, educational needs, healthy eating, community supports, wellness programs, PCP, social work, medication management, rehabilitation, test & lab results, transportation needs, and more. Eligibility: Children and youth (birth-21yrs old) Receive Medicaid Present medical or behavioral health conditions Contact Social Worker forassistance completingreferral.

  18. Brentwood Public Library Stream and download eBooks/audiobooks, magazines, music, movies Stay at home storytime BrainfuseHelpNow Live homework help Visit the website to read their newsletter filled with programs and events! https://brentwoodnylibrary.org

  19. Bufsd.org For additional resources please visit our District website! Click on Parent/ Guardian Click on Parent and Family Resources

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