- Atlanta Public Schools
- Intervention & Support
Student Services
- Division of Student Services
-
Special Education
- DSE Distance Learning Supports
- School Psychological Services
- Special Education Contact List
- Parent Surveys
- FIEP (Facilitated Individualized Education Program)
- Pre-School Special Education
- Special Education Transition Programming
- Special Education Advisory
- Section 504
- Special Education Transportation- Q&A
- Parents' Rights
- Intervention & Support
- Student Assignment & Records
- Student Discipline
- Power Up Summer Programming
- School Psychological Services
- Mensaje de alerta de coronavirus en español.
-
GRIEF COUNSELINGAtlanta Public Schools has qualified staff in place in various disciplines to assist students and families who may find themselves struggling to cope during a time of loss or grief. Each school has at least one full-time or part-time Counselor, Nurse, Psychologist, SST/RTI Intervention Specialist, and Social Worker who provides services to students in need.
SOCIAL WORKER SERVICES
The school social worker facilitates the educational and individual potential of students by providing services that promote school success. The school social workers’ primary role is that of a liaison/child advocate. The school social worker collaborates and consults with students, parents, school administrators, faculty, and the community in the identification of family and student concerns.
Contact:Dr. Jacquelyn AnthonySocial Work Coordinator
130 Trinity Avenue, SW
Atlanta, GA 30303
Ph: 404-802-2247
PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES
School psychologists help children and youth succeed academically, socially, behaviorally, and emotionally. They collaborate with educators, parents, and other professionals to create safe, healthy, and supportive learning environments that strengthen connections between home, school, and the community for all students.
School Psychologists provide a wide variety of services including evaluating children and assisting teachers and administrators by providing information about students’ intellectual, academic, social and emotional needs. Additional
services include counseling and crisis intervention.
Contact:MaryAnn Green, Ed.S.
Coordinator of Psychological Services
Atlanta Public Schools
Division of Student Services| CLL Building
Ph: 404-802-2685 | Fax: 404-802-1602
SCHOOL GUIDANCE COUNSELING
The School Guidance and Counseling Office provides quality programs for students in grades K-12 in three broad domains: self-knowledge information, educational and occupational information, and career planning information.
Contact:Maria Grovner
School Counseling Coordinator
Atlanta Public Schools
130 Trinity Avenue SW- 6th Floor
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
(404) 802-2642
maria.grovner@atlanta.k12.ga.us
Last Modified on November 30, 2018
