What is Elementary Student Assistance Program (ESAP)? 

The Elementary Student Assistance Program (ESAP) is a statewide initiative designed to help school personnel identify students who may be experiencing serious school-related problems. Through a systematic process, students are identified, interviewed and, if appropriate, referred to an outside agency.

Who is on the ESAP team at W.G. Rice Elementary School?
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 Why is the South Middleton School District Involved in the Elementary Student Assistance Program?
The primary responsibility of schools is to educate students. If a student is under the influence of mind-altering chemicals or feels depressed and hopeless, he/she cannot learn.
Schools are the only institution through which all children must pass. This gives the school a unique opportunity to identify and help those whose lives are being negatively affected by some high-risk behavior.
Where can I find an ESAP referral form?

ESAP Referral Form

Additional resources:

CASSP Elementary School Based Brochure
Spanish ESAP Brochure
English ESAP Brochure
ESAP Program Flyer