Student Assistance Program

What is SAP?

The Pennsylvania Student Assistance Program (SAP) is a systematic team process used to mobilize school 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. The primary goal of the Student Assistance Program is to help students overcome these barriers so that they may achieve, advance, and remain in school. While Student Assistance Programs exist in other areas of the country, the structure and operation of the program in Pennsylvania is a unique expression of an integrated model serving the needs of Pennsylvania families and students.

For more information on the SAP program, visit: https://pnsas.org/ or https://www.paparentandfamilyalliance.org/post/what-is-sap-and-how-can-they-help.

If you have concerns about a TASD student, you can make a SAP referral by CLICKING HERE.

High School SAP Team Members

• Kendra Chotkowski
• Samantha Cyphers
• Susan Elias
• Sherry Gregory
• Ellyn Harvey
• Angela Newman
• Jill Oliver
• Sarah Scoble
• Matthew Wincek
• Katie Wisnosky

Intermediate Center/STEM Academy SAP Team Members

• Sara Ergott
• Megan Georgia
• Caitlin Gaughan
• Paul Grabowski
• Nancy Hickok (CSBBH)
• Ed Judge
• Kate Krispin
• Leslee McClain
• Melissa Michlowski
• Dan Walker

Primary Center SAP Team Members

• Stacy Bevan
• Sean Castellani
• Sherry Drungell
• Krista Dymond
• Kim Lee
• Kinsy Lukasavage
• Justin Muthler
• Kammy Puza
• Anthony Selvenis
• Deanna Semyon
  

Liaisons for all TASD SAP Teams

Cammie Anderson-Drug and Alcohol Liaison (Robinson Counseling Center)

Brianna Mason-Mental Health Liaison (Children’s Service Center)