Pennsylvania’s Student Assistance Program (SAP) is designed to assist school personnel in identifying issues including alcohol, tobacco, other drugs and mental health issues which pose a barrier to a student’s learning.

The Role of the WHS SAP Team

• Identify the problems that could impede/block learning
• Determine if the problem can be resolved at the school level or if additional supports are needed
• Make recommendations to assist
• Inform parents and partner with parents when the problem lies beyond the scope of the school
• Provide information on community resources
• Collaborate with parents and agencies for in-school supports

Key Points

• SAP is not treatment
• SAP’s main objective is to identify issues that prevent students from being successful in their learning
• SAP is a method for helping parents and students to access community-based services as well as in-school programs
• Parents are essential to the SAP process
• Data will be used when determining if students are appropriate for SAP

Make a SAP Referral

There are several ways to make a SAP referral. Parents, teachers and students can complete a SAP Referral Form and submit it to any member of the SAP team or Mrs. Sonetto in the Main Office. There are blue SAP boxes located in the front lobby, guidance, and library for anonymous referrals as well.

View the informational brochure about SAP. If you have a student concern or would like additional information regarding this program, please contact: Cindy Moyer.

WHS SAP Team Members
 

Title	Name
Principal	Lynne Blair
Associate Principal	Tom Andrzejewski
Assistant Principal	Karen Gebhardt
School Counselor	Antoinette Perrotta
School Counselor	Cailin Diebolt
School Counselor	Marissa Samit
School Counselor	Jeff Cappa
School Counselor	Felicia Glover
Resource Counselor	Cindy Moyer
Community Counselor	Rena Counsellor
School Psychologist	Ryan Wilson
School Nurse	Kathleen Weltman
School Resource Officer	Beth Sanborn
Teacher	Amy Founds
Teacher	Todd Brodie