Student Support Services

AccessCNY offers a variety of clinic services. Speech and Language Pathology services help individuals increase their communication abilities so they can participate more fully in all aspects of life. Therapy services assist to improve phonology and articulation, decrease stuttering, improve oral motor skills and improve receptive and expressive language skills.

(Bellevue, Brighton Academy, Clary, Corcoran, Delaware Primary, Dr. Weeks, Ed Smith, ELMS, Franklin, Frazer, Grant, Henninger, Huntington, HW Smith, ITC, LeMoyne/Montessori at LeMoyne, Lincoln, McCarthy at Beard, McKinley-Brighton, Meachem, Nottingham, Oasis Academy, Porter, PFLA, PSLA, Roberts, Salem Hyde, Seymour, STEAM at Dr. King, Syracuse STEM at Blodgett, Syracuse Latin, Van Duyn, Webster)

PAX Good Behavior Game teaches students self-regulation, self-control and self-management in the context of collaborating with others for peace, productivity, health and happiness. Positive Action is an evidence-based, integrated and coherent program that addresses the school’s entire eco-system – school, family and community. Primary Project helps children adjust to school, gain confidence, social skills and focus on learning. Through play, Primary Project addresses children’s school adjustment difficulties and increases their chances for success.

(Bellevue, Brighton Academy, Corcoran, Delaware Primary, Franklin, Frazer, Henninger, Huntington, HW Smith, ITC, Oasis Academy, PSLA, Syracuse STEM at Blodgett, Webster)

Youth Development Services seeks to improve student’s academic performance, behavior and social skills through academic tutoring, social and emotional support, classroom intervention and enrichment activities.

(Brighton Academy, Franklin, Frazer, McKinley-Brighton, Meachem, Porter, Seymour, Van Duyn, Webster)

Engaging Schools is a nonprofit organization that collaborates with educators in middle and high schools. We help them create a schoolwide community of learning that integrates academic, social, and emotional development — and prepares each and every student to succeed.

(Bellvue, Ed Smith)

The Good Life Foundation is dedicated to improving the quality of life for “at-risk” youth, both male and female. Through partnerships and collaborations, we provide various services and programs with the purpose of encouraging successful and productive careers and life strategies for “at-risk” youth, with the ultimate goal of encouraging entrepreneurship as a means to reduce recidivism, escape from poverty and improve academic performance.

(Clary)

For over 30 years, Hillside Work-Scholarship Connection (HW-SC) has helped students overcome the barriers that cause them to drop out and abandon their education. We change the norm for students and families living in generational poverty by giving them necessary guidance and the tools to be successful in school – expanding their access to post secondary education, technical training and employment opportunities.

(Brighton Academy, Clary, Corcoran, Frazer, Grant, Henninger, ITC, Nottingham, Oasis Academy, PFLA, PSLA, Syracuse STEM at Blodgett)

By building and sustaining vibrant learning communities with tiered systems of support, the School Improvement process brings focus to developing healthy individuals and communities as a primary goal of schools. Peaceful Schools partners with school leaders to ensure they have the tools that they need to lead effective change.

(Brighton Academy, Delaware Primary, Dr. Weeks, Frazer, Henninger, Lincoln, STEAM at Dr. King, Syracuse STEM at Blodgett)

This position functions within the Division of School Based Initiatives (SBI) in partnership with the Onondaga County Department of Children and Family Services and local school districts. This position provides supportive services to youth and families to ensure youth have all of the resources needed for academic success.

(Brighton Academy, Clary, Corcoran, Frazer, Grant, Henninger, Lincoln, Oasis Academy, PFLA, PSLA, Syracuse STEM at Blodgett)

Our mission is to support young men of Syracuse in their journey towards becoming men of character by helping them develop their purpose and passion, instilling integrity in their leadership, and providing them with opportunities to build healthy relationships with others. Building Men strongly believes that developing a fellowship of young males striving to become responsible men will increase their motivation, passion, and leadership and help create a positive impact upon the young men’s development.

(Brighton Academy, Clary, Corcoran, ELMS, Frazer, Grant, Henninger, HW Smith, ITC, Lincoln, Nottingham, PSLA, Syracuse STEM at Blodgett)

McMahon Ryan Child Advocacy Center is a nonprofit organization working to end child abuse through intervention and education. For over 12 years, we have partnered with over 70 schools across Onondaga County, including the Syracuse City School District, to provide safety and child abuse prevention education to students in Pre-K through 12th grade. Our programs aim to help prevent child abuse by empowering children to utilize safety skills, educating adults and school personnel to recognize and respond appropriately to concerns of abuse, and encouraging the community to speak up about an issue that thrives on silence. Our collaboration with schools and families is a cornerstone of our outreach and education efforts. Together we can protect children in our community.

(Bellevue, Delaware Primary, Dr. Weeks, Franklin, McKinley-Brighton, Meachem, Montessori @ Lemoyne, Porter, Salem Hyde, Seymour Dual Language Academy, STEAM @ Dr. King, Van Duyn, Webster, Clary, Ed Smith, Frazer, Grant, Huntington, HW Smith, Roberts, Syracuse Latin, Syracuse STEM @ Blodgett, Nottingham, Oasis, PFLA)