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....Mt. Healthy City School
District offers
health and mental-health related services to its students.
District Nurse:
Mt. Healthy employs a district nurse who oversees eight clinic
aides at each of our buildings. Sandy Urquhart is responsible
for the health needs throughout the school district. Some of
the health services provided are:
* Emergency care to students
and staff
* Scoliosis, vision and hearing screening
* Participation in special education needs and evaluations
* Maintenance of health records
* Support of proper medication policy |
* Supervision of immunization requirements
* Required personal needs for students
* Special needs service to severely challenged students
* Collaboration with medical agencies and physicians |
Sandy Urquhart - District
Nurse: surquhart@mthcs.org
Peggy Yerger - Assistant Nurse:
pyerger@mthcs.org
Catherine McHugh (Asssitant
Nurse) - Rex Ralph: cmchugh@mthcs.org
Jeanette Moore - Junior High
School: jmoore@mthcs.org
Colleen Hack - New Burlington:
chack@mthcs.org
Terese Beall - Duvall Center:
tbeall@mthcs.org
Anita Birch - Frost: abirch@mthcs.org
Beth Reichert - Greener: breichert@mthcs.org
Marcia Oliver - High School:
moliver@mthcs.org
School Psychologists: The district employs four school psychologists
to help students solve problems at school that could prevent
them from being successful in the classroom. School psychologists
team with educators, parents and other mental health professionals
to ensure every child learns in a safe, healthy and supportive
environment. School psychologists tailor their services to the
particular needs of each child and each situation, but often
provide core services: assessment of academic and social abilities
and consultation with families and educators to help offset behavior
problems.
Bill Bentley, lead psychologist:
bbentley@mthcs.org
Deb Miller, psychologist:
dmiller@mthcs.org
Anne Kombrinck , psychologist: akombrinck@mthcs.org
Amanda Grantz, psychologist:
agrantz@mthcs.org
School Counselors: The professional school counselor is a certified/licensed
educator trained in school counseling with unique qualifications
and skills to address all students’ academic, personal/social
and career development needs. School counselors serve a vital
role in maximizing student achievement. They promote equity and
access to opportunities and rigorous educational experiences
for all students.
Elementary Counselors:
Larry Williams, Hoop &
New. B: lwilliams@mthcs.org
Dinah Isaacs, Hoop & Greener:
disaacs@mthcs.org
Donna Pickard, Frost: dpickard@mthcs.org
Jeanne Long, Duvall: jlong@mthcs.org
Junior High School Counselors:
Denice Stewart: dstewart@mthcs.org
High School Counselors:
Bruce Morgan: bmorgan@mthcs.org
Jane Kline: jkline@mthcs.org
Norma Buckner: nbuckner@mthcs.org
Carol Freeman: cfreeman@mthcs.org
Speech-Language Therapy: Five speech-language pathologists provide services
to students with an identified need age three through grade twelve.
Responsibilities are:
* Kindergarten screening
* Evaluation and diagnosis
* Individual therapy
* Parent consultation |
* Staff consultation
* Interagency collaboration
* Preschool screening team |
Alison Kirschner (Ham. Co. employee): akirschner@mthcs.org
Linda Brickler: lbrickler@mthcs.org
Karen Foland (Ham. Co. employee):
kfoland@mthcs.org
Nancy Stewart: nstewart@mthcs.org
Karen Short: kshort@mthcs.org
Occupational & Physical Therapy:
Bridget Baker, occupational
therapist: bbaker@mthcs.org
Sue Williams, physical therapist:
swilliams@mthcs.org
Amy Lewis, physical therapist:
alewis@mthcs.org
Georgia Phillips, physical
therapist: gphillips@mthcs.org
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