School psychologists work with teachers, parents, and outside resources to promote academic success, address behavioral needs, and enhance the personal well-being of all students.
Among the services they provide are:
- Administer mandated and non-mandated assessments to determine individual student strengths and needs
- Conduct and use interviews and classroom observations, together with assessments noted above, to identify the issues affecting students' academic performance and behavior
- Consultation with teachers, administrators and parents
- Direct intervention with students including counseling as a related service, groups, crisis intervention, etc.
- Program development for students, parents and staff
- Serve on the Instructional Support Team providing input into the plan of intervention for individual students
- Assist in coordination of screening  students entering the district and act as the case managers for students receiving special education services
- Serve as mandated members of the Committee on Special Education