- South Forsyth High
- School Social Work
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The Forsyth County School Social Work mission is to advocate within the home, school, and community in ways that empower and support all students to achieve educational success. The primary goal of school social work is to address barriers to success, and to provide the resources that students and families need to achieve academic and life success.
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Ms. Ericka Hoye, LMSW
School Social Worker
Forsyth County SchoolsPh: 770.781.2264, Ext. 100452
Email: SFHS SSW
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Serving:South Forsyth High School (*Base)
Piney Grove Middle School
Shiloh Point Elementary School
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The School Social Worker works with schools, students, and families to eliminate barriers to successful learning by:
- Developing and identifying resources for students and families
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Assisting families in crisis or those with emergency needs
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Advocating on behalf of children and families with agencies and community resources
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Consulting with families, school staff, and community agencies
School Social Workers assist students with educational barriers across a number of areas that could include:
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Attendance/Truancy Concerns
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Threats of Violence
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Mental Health and Behavioral Concerns
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Suicidal/Homicidal Threats
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Domestic Violence
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Pregnancy
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Abuse, Neglect, and Maltreatment
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Discipline Issues
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Homelessness/Unaccompanied Youth
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Academic Concerns
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Child/Parent/Family Conflict
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Juvenile/State Court
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Health Concerns
School Social Workers support the school, students, and families in the following ways:-
Home Visits
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Staff Consultations
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Student Conferences
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Parent Contact / Conferences
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Group Work with Students
- Advocacy
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Student Support Team Meetings
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Mediator
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Community Resource Linkage
Students may be referred to the school social worker through school counselors, teachers, administrators, parents, other school personnel, community agencies, or self-referred.