District 7 School Psychologists

School psychologists work closely with teachers, administrators, parents, and other related service providers to promote student learning and social-emotional well-being. They also serve as core members of building collaborative teams. A primary function of school psychologists in the district is employing their psychoeducational assessment expertise to conduct evaluations of students suspected of having disabilities that impact their educational performance.

Please click on the links to explore what school psychologists do, important district links, parent, student and teacher resources, and contact information for district psychologists.

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Easing School Anxiety

Each year, children are required to adjust to new learning environments. While some children adjust easily to changes in routine, new teachers, new classmates, different expectations, and being away from mom and dad for a prolonged period (sometimes for the first time), there are many who do not make this adjustment as smoothly. For some kids, going to school can produce anxiety, fear, or frustration. School psychologists can help children who have fears and nervousness associated with going to school. [more...]