The primary goal of the SAP is to help students overcome barriers so that they may achieve, remain in school, and advance. SAP is a systematic process using techniques to mobilize school resources to remove barriers to learning. The core of the program is professionally trained to identify problems, determine whether or not the presenting problem lies within the responsibility of the school and to make recommendations to assist the student and the parent. When the problem lies beyond the scope of the school, the SAP team will assist the parent and student so they may access services within the community. The student assistance team members do not diagnose, treat, or refer to treatment; but they may refer for a screening or an assessment for treatment.
At Chartiers Valley, we contract with Maximizing Adolescent Potentials (MAPS) to provide screenings for our students when necessary. MAPS is a research, public service, and training program dedicated to the prevention of drug and alcohol problems among youth, the promotion of adolescent mental health, and the development of capable young people.
School personnel, peers, students themselves, or family members may refer students to SAP. Any person who is concerned about a student is encouraged to refer that student by completing the referral forms online.
Click here to visit the cvsd sap website
Some signs and symptoms of students who may be referred are:
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SAP Community Resources
EMERGENCIES/CRISIS
Resolve Crisis Network
1-888-796-8226
www.upmc.com/resolvecrisis
Crisis Text Line
Text HELLO to 741741
Crisis Text Line Info
ABUSE/VIOLENCE/RAPE
Allegheny County CYF
412-473-2000
Pennsylvania CHILDLINE
1-800-932-0313
Pittsburgh Action Against Rape
(24 hour hotline)
1-877-338-8255
PAAR
1-800-363-7273
Women's Center & Shelter
412-687-8005
DRUGS/ALCOHOL
Allegheny County D/A Administration
(Crisis Intervention Hotline)
412-350-3328
1-888-424-2287
Gateway Rehabilitation Center
1-800-427-1177
AL-A-Teen, AL-Anon Family Groups
412-572-5141
Narcotics Anonymous Helpline
412-255-1155
Outreach Teen & Family Serivces, Inc.
412-561-5405
EATING DISORDERS
Pittsburgh Educational Network for Eating Disorders
412-366-9966
WPIC's Center for Overcoming Eating Disorders
412-624-9329
GRIEF/LOSS
The Caring Place
1-888-244-4673
Cancer Caring Center
412-622-1212
HEALTH INSURANCE FOR UNINSURED CHILDREN
Caring Foundation for Children
1-800-543-7105
HELP-LINES & HOT-LINES
Runaway Hotline
412-661-1800
Contact Pittsburgh
412-820-4357
HOMLESSNESS
District Statement Regarding Homelessness
Sara Salopek - Education for Children and Youth Experienceing Homelessness Program, Allegheny Intermediate Unit
Food Bank of Bethany Presbitarian Church
412-394-5936
MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES
American Psychological Association
1-800-621-4000
Allegheny MH/MR Administration
412-350-4457
Chartiers Community Center, Inc
412-221-3302
Family Line
412-344-7645
STAR Clinic (at Western Psychiatric Institute & Clinic)
412-246-5754
Vista Behavioral Associates
412-641-7016
Cranberry Psychological Associates, Inc.
412-220-0144
Intercare
412-831-0355
Allegheny Clinical Association
412-279-9500
Allegheny General Hospital - Child & Psychiatric Services
412-330-3041
Southwood Psychiatric Hospital
412-257-2290
Southwest Human Services
412-831-8821
Stepping Stones Psychiatric Care
412-221-7770
Outreach Teen & Family Services, Inc
412-561-5405
PREGNANCY
Allegheny County Health Department
(Maternal & Child Health Program)
412-247-7950
Genesis of Pittsburgh
412-766-2693
Mom's House of Dormont
412-531-6667
Mom's House of Pittsburgh
412-271-2229
McGee Woman's Hospital
(Education & Outreach)
412-641-1000
SPECIAL EDUCATION
Cerebral Palsy Group
https://cerebralpalsygroup.com/support/special-education/
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