What we do...
 Welcome to Fitzhugh Park School! What does a School Social Worker do? School Social Workers serve as a link between home, school and the community. As members of the educational support team, we promote and support student’s academic and social success by providing services that include: - Collaboration with community agencies on behalf of students and their families
- Provide information and referral to community agencies and private therapists
- Participation in prevention program: violence prevention, conflict resolution, peer mediation
- Crisis intervention
- Individual and group counseling
- Social skill building
- Assisting in the development of behavior intervention strategies
- Parent education
- Teacher consultation
School Social Workers help students to: - Improve interpersonal relationships
- Cope with crisis situations
- Develop self-discipline
- Learn problems-solving and decision-making skills
- Resolve conflicts without violence
- Improve attendance
- Build self-esteem
- Maximize educational opportunities
- Increase academic success
- Remain in school and graduate
School Social Workers support parents and families to: - Participate more fully in their children’s education
- Identify and meet their children’s social and emotional needs
- Use school and community resources more effectively
For further information please contact: Amy Orr, LMSW at 341-2445 Elementary School Social Worker 
Ms.Orr - School Social Woker School Social Worker Oswego City School District 315-341-2445
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