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NEWS
Safe Schools/Healthy Students Wellness January 2017 Volume 1II, Issue V Rochester School District
LETTER Upcoming Meetings & Trainings
School Resource Officers From left to right:
Tuesday January 3rd - Elementary Guidance
Officer Eric Ball (Elementary Schools)
Wednesday January 4th - District Management - Preschool MTSS Training
Sergeant Anthony Deluca (Middle School)
Thursday January 5th - Community Management Team
Officer Andrew Jackson (High School)
Friday January 6th - YMCA Advisory Board Meeting Monday January 9th - State Management Team Wednesday January 11th - District Guidance Meeting Thursday January 12th - MTSS Leadership Team Meeting - School Board Meeting @7pm, City Hall Wednesday January 18th - Child Find Screening at REACH th
Thursday January 19 - State Leadership Team Meeting, Rochester - Management Team Meeting - Special Services Presentation Tuesday January 24th - School Mental Health COP Wednesday January 25th - Management Team Meeting - Bridging the Gaps Advisory Board Meeting Wed – Thu January 25th & 26th - RENEW Training Monday January 30th - Trauma Informed Care work with Dr. Cassie Yackley
Officer Eric Ball is a full time certified police officer in Rochester. He started working here in January 2001. Since working as a police officer he has been assigned to patrol services, to the investigative services as a narcotics detective and plain clothes detective on the street crime prevention unit. He is an emergency vehicle driving instructor, a use of force instructor in defensive tactics and expandable batons, and a Field Training Officer. He was a member of the department and county SWAT team for eight years, and he is an advisor to the Rochester Police Explorers Post. He is a US Army veteran who served 12 years on active duty and eight in the reserves. Sergeant Anthony Deluca was hired in Oct. 1994. With 22 years on the Department he has numerous accolades in his file from citizens, business leaders and his own staff. He has been a first line supervisor since the summer of 2002, working in Patrol, as Det. Sergeant, and most recently as the Support Sergeant. He was an integral part of our Regional Tactical Unit one of hr original founding members. He prepares lesson plans and teaches Active Shooter Trainings for businesses, city offices, and has taught courses to recognize fraud. He received the City Employee of the Year in 2013, the Chief Theodore Blair, Jr. Memorial Award in 2013 and the Distinguished Unit Award five times. I has presented at all of our Citizens Police Academy. He is an explorer advisor and was awarded Jaycees Officer of the Year in 1997. He received the Police Standards and Training Looking Beyond the Traffic Ticket Award in 1995. Inside This Issue Officer Andrew Jackson has been with the Rochester Police Department (RPD) since 2002. He is on his second stint as an SRO at SHS (1st: 2004-2006). He also has collateral duties with the Stratford County Tactical team and the RPD evidence team. He is a graduate of SHS 1992. After high school he attended Plymouth State College and graduate with a bachelors degree in Political Science. After college he enlisted in the U.S. Army and was deployed to Bosnia and ended his military career as a Sergeant.
- School
Resource Officers
- Community Resource Map - Youth to Youth at RMS - Head Start & Preschool Upcoming - Activity Snapshot
Connect & Access to School and Community Resources! Connecting Families, School and Communities is one of the focus area of the SS/HS project.
A Resource Map is now available on-line to better serve families. Go to http://www.rochesterschools.com Safe Schools / Healthy Students
More than
150 services available 117 Organizations
Youth to Youth at Rochester Middle School Youth 2 Youth is a school based, after school activity that works to educate students, parents and our community as a whole of the risk of underage drug and alcohol use. The students are provided the information needed to develop an understanding of the problem and then communicate this knowledge back to their peers and adults.
Youth who participate in this
program become informed, develop skills and are empowered to make change. Examples of how these youth get out their messages are sticker shock, Red Ribbon Week activities, Samantha Skunk (educating elementary students on medicine safety), film festival, educational messages for teens and parents, PSA’s and community events, like the Christmas Parade.
Head Start & Preschool Upcoming
Extended Preschool Classroom Hours
Child Find Day
At Rochester Head Start Center
At REACH
By Pat Meattey, Head Start Sr. Education Manager. Stafford County Head Start, CAPSC, has been awarded a Duration Grant from the Office of Head Start, which will allow it to
Rochester School District Child Find Day Free to Rochester Residents If you are concerned about your child’s development or
Extend the Rochester Head Start
suspect that your child may have difficulty with speech,
Center’s preschool classroom hours
motor skills or learning, the Child Find Day will help answer
from 4 to 6 hours per day
ages 3 to 5 (not in Kindergarten).
at the start of the next program year
Wednesday, January 18, 2017
(August/September, 2017)
Call Stacey Libby for appointment
The new classroom hours will be
(603) 332-2146 ex: 5205
your questions. Child Find Day is for children
from 8 am to 2 pm The Program will also align its schedule with the Rochester School District’s, to better serve families in the community. The Rochester Center operates four preschool classrooms, serving a total of 67 three and four year old children.
Child Find will take place at the REACH Preschool 773 Portland Street Rochester, New Hampshire
The Center is located in the Rochester Community Center. 150 Wakefield Street Phone: 603-285-9461 http://www.straffordcap.org
All screenings will take place from 12pm to 3pm by appointment only.
Activity Snapshot
Top (left): Family engagement with Maureen Callaghan, November 30th. Top (right): Diversity and Cultural Awareness Trainer's Circle with Lauren Krans & Claudia Ferro! - December 13th. Middle (left): Diversity and Cultural Awareness Training at Community Partners, December 21st. Middle (right): Guidance Workgroup, December 20th. Bottom (left): MTSS Tier III Training Day, December 6th. Bottom (right): Reach Parent Meeting, December 14th Left: SS/HS Data Meeting, December 20th.
We’re on the Web . . . www.rochesterschools.com . . . Go to the Safe Schools/Healthy Students Grant Rochester School District — 150 Wakefield Street — Suite 8, Rochester, New Hampshire 03867
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(603) 332-3678
Please contact Michele Halligan-Foley for any questions regarding this newsletter at:
[email protected] SAMHSA Disclaimer: This Newsletter was developed (in part) under grant number 1U79SM06151201 from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). The views, policies, and opinions expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of SAMHSA or HHS.
