Aims to assist students in Erie's Public Schools with eliminating or replacing distracting behaviors and support students in becoming more academically successful. Behavioral Intervention Specialists function as a member of a team to observe, interact, and provide comprehensive, proactive interventions.

Provides Student Assistance programs in middle and high schools with drug and alcohol problem identification and referrals.

Provides a team of professionals to assess students' drug, alcohol, and/or mental health needs. Provides recommendations for support and accommodations for at risk students.

Provides academic training, support services, and enrichment activities for student.

Helps children in the Penncrest School District who are experiencing emotional and/ or behavioral difficulties in the school setting. The Project ROAR/SOAR team works closely with school personnel and includes master-level mental health professionals, bachelor-level mental health workers, family school coordinators, and parent liaisons.

Provides Student Assistance programs in middle and high schools with drug and alcohol problem identification and referrals.

Provides prevention specialists to 11 Philadelphia area schools. Specialists work with schools to provide an array of prevention and education services to students, school staff, and parents.

Provides children with counseling directly in the school they attend each day. Family counseling is also provided and encouraged. Parents are required to be a part of treatment planning. for students experiencing emotional or behavioral difficulties in school.

Provides resources to remove barriers to learning. SAP is designed to assist in identifying issues including alcohol, tobacco, other drugs, and mental health issues which pose a barrier to a student’s success.

Supports first-generation students and their families throughout the high school-to-college transition process. Services offered include: assistance with the college search and transition process; training for college admissions criteria and planning for deadlines and required fees; guidance with college and financial aid applications, testing, and personal essay writing; and mentorship through the student's college career. Also awards scholarships to qualified students.

Through SAP, mental health case managers serve as advisors for local secondary schools. These individuals provide technical assistance to teachers and help ensure appropriate referrals for students experiencing mental health problems.

Easton Middle School Success Program (EMSSP) is available to students attending Easton Area Middle School. All students with signed parental permission forms are eligible to participate in Life Skills Training class, a prevention-focused initiative that teaches positive decision making, self awareness and self management skills. The case management support initiative identifies students at high risk for school failure and dropout, and provides an individualized supportive process that addresses risks maintaining positive attendance and reducing tardiness; to make progress in school by decreasing disciplinary actions and increasing grades; and to increase school engagement.

STEPS (Special Therapeutic Educational Programming for Success) involves a Master's level therapist assigned to identified emotional support classrooms to be available to provide any individual, group and/or family therapy as needed for students in the assigned classroom. The therapist also provides coordination of care, behavioral support and de-escalation as needed.