Student Assistance Program definition

Student Assistance Program means a multi-disciplinary team that includes teachers, administrators, nurse and counselors. This team is trained to understand and work with adolescent chemical use, abuse and dependency. The team’s primary role is to identify, refer, and intervene when student chemical substance use, abuse, possession, and/or distribution is suspected.

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Student Assistance Program means a multi-disciplinary team that includes teachers, administrators, nurse and counselors. This team is trained to understand and work with adolescent chemical use, abuse and dependency. The team’s primary role is to identify, refer, and intervene when student chemical substance use, abuse, possession, and/or distribution is suspected. A student may be presumed to be “under the influence” of alcohol or controlled substances if they are observed exhibiting unusual or abnormal behavior which may include, but not be limited to: loss of coordination, slurring of speech, disorientation, pupil abnormality, inability to concentrate, lapse of memory, and mood changes.

Student Assistance Program means, in respect of each Project Province, the student assistance program, referred to in Part A(3) of the Project, to be included in said Project Province’s Education Program and established and operated pursuant to the provisions of Part B.2 of the Annex to Schedule 4 to this Agreement.

Examples of Student Assistance Program in a sentence

• Recipient agrees to observe, abide by, and be governed by all applicable Rules and Regulations of the Commission including, but not necessarily limited to, the Commission's Rules governing the Nursing Student Assistance Program.

• The Student Access Guarantee means that students in need will have access to the resources they need for their tuition, books, and mandatory fees; ▪ Continue enhancements of the Ontario Student Assistance Program.

• Recipient understands that the purpose of the Nursing Student Assistance Program is to encourage persons to enter nursing education programs and to practice nursing in areas of the State of Oklahoma where there is an urgent need for nursing services or at institutions and agencies in this state which provide funds on a matching basis with the Commission for the support of nursing students.

• The school district will provide faculty, pupil personnel and student orientation to the Student Assistance Program that includes staff, services, and referral procedures.

• The school district will provide copies of the district’s alcohol, tobacco, and other drug policy, suicide/mental health crisis policy, school calendar, a schedule of special activities, and any other school policies, which may affect Student Assistance Program services.

• The school district will provide family and community education on the Student Assistance Program.

• The school district will contact parents or guardians of identified students in order to explain referral, gather information, and obtain permission to involve students in the Student Assistance Program.

• The school will submit data (on-line reporting) regarding the Student Assistance Program as requested to the Departments of Health, Education, and Public Welfare.

• The Student Assistance Program is a team of professionals working together to provide help for adolescents who are experiencing problems.

• Valencia College has contracted with a private and confidential counseling service (Bay Care Behavioral Health Student Assistance Program (SAP)) to provide FREE short-term assistance to students who need to resolve problems that are affecting their college performance.