Student Assistance Program

"Help Kids BEFORE They Get Into Trouble"

The Howard County Public Schools are dedicated to student success! If a student has a problem that interferes with their progress in school, HCPSS is there to help. The Student Assistance Program (SAP) is specifically designed to help students who may be using tobacco, alcohol, or other drugs. The SAP consists of a school based team in each school that offers support to students, parents and teachers. The SAP collects data, informs parents and provides referrals for community based screenings and counseling. While drug screening and counseling services are not provided in school, there are free/low cost services available in the county. The school based team then provides follow up for academic and behavioral needs at school.

For more information, please visit the HC Drug Free Website. http://www.hcdrugfree.org

The Long Reach High School SAP team includes:

Neal Gwinn, Pupil Personnel Worker

Brett Moore, Counselor

Al Moraz, Alternative Education

Claire Pacifico, Cluster Nurse

Meghan Senisi, Assistant Principal

Dr. Rosalind Sheppard , School Psychologist

Samantha Baker, Testing Assistant

Call: 410-313-7117