Student Services
CLICK HERE for a list of Emergency Community Resources.
CLICK HERE for a list of DSS Assistance phone numbers
including SNAP, Medicaid, Heap, etc.
Families Access to Services Team (FAST) is now available online,
and referrals can be submitted through the webpage: www.cayugacofast.com
For Families Who Rely On Supplemental Security Income (SSI):
- If you are a recipient of Supplemental Security Income (SSI), you will receive your $1,200 economic impact payment from the IRS automatically--you do not have to do anything.
- But, if you receive SSI, have not filed a tax return, and you have an eligible child, you must act now to get $500 per child in addition to your $1200 payment.
- BY MAY 5th, go to the IRS' Non-Filer web form available here to give info about your children.
- If you miss the May 5th deadline, please go to IRS.gov for further information.
MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES
Ways to Promote Children's Resilience to the COVID-19 Pandemic - CLICK HERE
Looking after your mental health during COVID-19 - CLICK HERE
Manage Stress & Calm Fear throughout COVID-19 - CLICK HERE
Addiction Support Available throughout COVID-19:
Hopeline Information
Talking About Consequences
CHAD Prevention Newsletter
including SNAP, Medicaid, Heap, etc.
Families Access to Services Team (FAST) is now available online,
and referrals can be submitted through the webpage: www.cayugacofast.com
For Families Who Rely On Supplemental Security Income (SSI):
- If you are a recipient of Supplemental Security Income (SSI), you will receive your $1,200 economic impact payment from the IRS automatically--you do not have to do anything.
- But, if you receive SSI, have not filed a tax return, and you have an eligible child, you must act now to get $500 per child in addition to your $1200 payment.
- BY MAY 5th, go to the IRS' Non-Filer web form available here to give info about your children.
- If you miss the May 5th deadline, please go to IRS.gov for further information.
MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES
Ways to Promote Children's Resilience to the COVID-19 Pandemic - CLICK HERE
Looking after your mental health during COVID-19 - CLICK HERE
Manage Stress & Calm Fear throughout COVID-19 - CLICK HERE
Addiction Support Available throughout COVID-19:
Hopeline Information
Talking About Consequences
CHAD Prevention Newsletter
Student Services provides a wide range of services to strengthen learning supports for all students. For some students, barriers to learning exist such as school adjustment problems; social, interpersonal, and family problems; learning problems; abuse and neglect; physical health problems; attendance problems; etc. Student Services personnel work on prevention, early intervention at the onset of problems, and interventions for severe, pervasive, and chronic problems.
Auburn Schools work to ensure academic success and promote healthy cognitive, social, emotional, and physical development. Students have proven to be resilient when external and internal barriers to learning are addressed.
The provision of social/emotional and academic supports facilitates student success. We value parent and community involvement in schools and encourage communicating, volunteering, learning at home, shared decision-making, and collaborating with the community. Strengthening school-parent-community relations will result in student success. These partnerships are mutually respectful and highly supportive for our students. Please feel free to contact us for information sharing and assistance.
| Camille Johnson Assistant Superintendent for Student Services | Title IX Coordinator |
Phone: (315) 255-8801 Fax: (315) 255-8858 Email: CamilleJohnson@aecsd.education Auburn Enlarged City School District Harriet Tubman Administration Building 78 Thornton Avenue Auburn, NY 13021 |
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| Cassie Cuipylo Administrative Assistant |
Phone: (315) 255-8802 Fax: (315) 255-8858 Email: CassandraCuipylo@aecsd.education |
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| Deb Luziani Administrative Assistant Special Education |
Phone: (315) 255-8833 Fax: (315) 255-8611 Email: DeborahLuziani@aecsd.education |
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School Social Workers |
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| Casey Carey-Dixon School Social Worker at Casey Park |
Phone: (315) 255-8752 Fax: (315) 255-8790 Email: CaseyCareyDixon@aecsd.education |
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| Ashley Evans School Social Worker at Genesee |
Phone: (315) 255-8889 Fax: (315) 255-8675 Email: AshleyEvans@aecsd.education |
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| Jennifer Poole School Social Worker at Herman |
Phone: (315) 255-8660 Fax: (315) 255-8693 Email: JenniferPoole@aecsd.education |
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| Kristina Ouderkirk School Social Worker at Owasco |
Phone: (315) 255-8741 Fax: (315) 255-8750 Email: KristinaOuderkirk@aecsd.education |
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| Jennifer Anthony School Social Worker at Seward |
Phone: (315) 255-8610 Fax: (315) 255-8611 Email: JenniferAnthony@aecsd.education |
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| George Whipple School Social Worker at Auburn High School and Auburn Junior High School |
Phone: (315) 255-8654 Fax: (315) 255-8357 (AHS) (315) 255-8495 (AJHS) Email: GeorgeWhipple@aecsd.education |
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Downloads
Addiction Support Available through COVID
AHS Tuturing Brochure
HIPAA Release Form
Manage Stress and Fear during COVID
Medicaid Compliance Program
Release of Information Authorization
Telehealth Passive Consent Form
Youth Resource Guide for Parents & Adolescents
2018-19 Human Services Coalition Community Directory
Comprehensive School Counseling Plan
