Social Emotional Learning (SEL)
Click below to be taken to the Guidance Counselor's Virtual Offices
Mrs. Brown's
Virtual Office
Memorial Middle School
Mrs. Schindler's
Virtual Office
Margaret L. Vetter School
Mrs. Phelps'
Virtual Office
Woodmere School
Mrs. Oesterle's
Virtual Office
Meadowbrook School
School Violence Resources for Students, Parents, and Educators
The resources below can be used by school community members to help provide support and information to those individuals struggling with feelings about school violence, crisis, or other traumatic events.
Resources developed by the National Child Traumatic Stress Network to help children, families, educators, and communities navigate what they are seeing and hearing, acknowledge their feelings, and find ways to cope together. | |
Resources to support educators in facilitating discussions when crisis occurs. | |
Resources to support educators in facilitating discussions when crisis occurs. | |
Resource developed to assist adults in engaging in conversations with students around topics that may instill a sense of fear. | |
(877) 652-7624 | Call this number to find out about services for children and teens with emotional and behavioral health care challenges. |
Text "HOME" to 741741 | Connect with a crisis counselor to help defuse a “hot” moment or crisis. |
(855) 654-6735 | Through the hotline, chat, email, and text services, the goal at the New Jersey Suicide Prevention Hopeline is to lessen the amount of distress you are currently experiencing and work collaboratively with you to develop a resolution to whatever stressors prompted you to contact the Hopeline. |
(888) 222-2228 | 2NDFLOOR is a confidential and anonymous helpline for New Jersey's youth and young adults. |
The TLC provides support to communities affected by traumatic events such as homicide, illness and suicide. |
School-Based Services
Eatontown Public Schools partners with local community health and wellness organizations to provide school-based services to the students of Eatontown. See below for more information about the programs and services available.
YMCA of Greater Monmouth County
School-Based Counseling Services
Growing up isn’t always easy, especially given the pressures that today’s kids face at home and school, like getting bullied on social media, navigating standardized testing and struggling with difficult family issues. YMCA of Greater Monmouth County's Young People’s Program empowers children and adolescents to cope with difficult situations through 1:1 therapeutic counseling sessions in the convenience of their school. The Y’s school-based Young People’s Program helps schools address the behavioral and emotional health needs of their students.
Visiting Nurse Association Health Group
School-Based Nurse Practitioner Program
Nurse Practitioners provide primary health care services at the school for children in Pre-K to high school. Services may include diagnosis and treatment of common childhood health issues, medication prescriptions, health screenings, and management of chronic diseases such as asthma and diabetes.
New Jersey State Youth Resources
The focus of NJ Parent Link is to meet the information and resource needs of expectant parents, families with young children (newborns to children entering kindergarten) and professional stakeholders vested in the health & well-being of New Jersey's children & families. Parenting and support resources for families with older children, school aged to young adulthood, are also available.
The goals of NJ Parent Link are to improve the accessibility, coordination and delivery of information and services to expectant parents and families with young children; to improve the communication capabilities between the public and private sectors; and to provide the IT foundation for interagency service collaborations and policy development.
See below for specific resource pages or learn more at NJParentLink.nj.gov.
Mental Health and Wellness Resources for Young Adults
Returning to the classroom and regular activities after the disruptions of COVID-19 may cause stress and anxiety for students of any age. These feelings are normal and to be expected; everyone has tough days, but if children or adolescents are exhibiting unusual behavior for extended periods, they may be in need of additional support and care. We created this webpage to guide young people and their families to resources that promote student health and well-being, including mental health.
Learn more at COVID19.NJ.gov.
Social Emotional Learning Information & Resources
Review the links and information below to find out more about Social Emotional Learning (SEL) and how these concepts are being implemented throughout the Eatontown Public Schools district.
