Wednesday, August 24, 2016
Tuesday, August 23, 2016
CLEANING FOR KICKS
St. Mary's Boy's Soccer Car Wash ⚽️ 🚿 Saturday - Aug. 27th 9:00 - 1:00 - Fire House - Lynnfield Street - Lynn
Monday, August 22, 2016
Saturday, August 20, 2016
THE CHARTER SCHOOL DIET
Teaching without rules that's the way of the charter
Lifting the cap will only for traditional schools make it harder.
Proof higher test scores but a mere illusion
Brought on by statistical confusion.
They do brag about their lottery pool
Though not for everyone you fool.
See that's how they keep their numbers so high
Cause they only take from a piece of the pie
Lifting the cap will only for traditional schools make it harder.
Proof higher test scores but a mere illusion
Brought on by statistical confusion.
They do brag about their lottery pool
Though not for everyone you fool.
See that's how they keep their numbers so high
Cause they only take from a piece of the pie
Friday, August 19, 2016
Thursday, August 18, 2016
SCHOOLS TO SCREEN
Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment (SBRIT)
This year, the Lynn Public Schools is initiating a screening program related to the use of alcohol, marijuana and other substances. Our goal is to let the students know that we are available to reinforce healthy decisions and to assist them in obtaining support if needed for substance use.
The Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) program will be incorporated into our annual state mandated screenings. This year, we will screen 7th grade students. All screenings will be conducted by either a guidance counselor, school nurse, social worker or health teacher confidentially in
private one-to-one sessions. We will utilize the CRAFFT-II screening tool.
Students who are not using substances will have their healthy choices reinforced by the screener. The screener will provide brief feedback to any student who reports using substances, or who is at risk for future substance use. If needed, we will refer students to our guidance staff or social worker for further evaluation. This program focuses on harm prevention and does not generate disciplinary action. Results
of the screening will not be included in your student’s school record. Every student will be given educational materials on substance use that includes resource information.
As with any school screening, you have the right to opt your child out of this screening. Please notify the school in writing. Additionally, screening is voluntary and students may choose not to answer any or all of the screening questions.
We encourage all parents/guardians to talk with their child about substance use.
More information and resources are available here and at your child’s school.
Together, schools and parents/guardians CAN make a difference for our youth.
For questions on the program, please contact your child’s school nurse, the district SBIRT Coordinator or
Director of Nursing:
Kathleen McNulty, R.N., M.S.N. | x 3342
Program Specialist-Nursing Department, SBIRT Coordinator
Deborah Tanzer, R.N., M.Ed. | x 3344
100 Bennett Street | Lynn, MA 01905
Telephone: 781-477-7220
Fax: 781-268-4096
This year, the Lynn Public Schools is initiating a screening program related to the use of alcohol, marijuana and other substances. Our goal is to let the students know that we are available to reinforce healthy decisions and to assist them in obtaining support if needed for substance use.
The Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) program will be incorporated into our annual state mandated screenings. This year, we will screen 7th grade students. All screenings will be conducted by either a guidance counselor, school nurse, social worker or health teacher confidentially in
private one-to-one sessions. We will utilize the CRAFFT-II screening tool.
Students who are not using substances will have their healthy choices reinforced by the screener. The screener will provide brief feedback to any student who reports using substances, or who is at risk for future substance use. If needed, we will refer students to our guidance staff or social worker for further evaluation. This program focuses on harm prevention and does not generate disciplinary action. Results
of the screening will not be included in your student’s school record. Every student will be given educational materials on substance use that includes resource information.
As with any school screening, you have the right to opt your child out of this screening. Please notify the school in writing. Additionally, screening is voluntary and students may choose not to answer any or all of the screening questions.
We encourage all parents/guardians to talk with their child about substance use.
More information and resources are available here and at your child’s school.
Together, schools and parents/guardians CAN make a difference for our youth.
For questions on the program, please contact your child’s school nurse, the district SBIRT Coordinator or
Director of Nursing:
Kathleen McNulty, R.N., M.S.N. | x 3342
Program Specialist-Nursing Department, SBIRT Coordinator
Deborah Tanzer, R.N., M.Ed. | x 3344
100 Bennett Street | Lynn, MA 01905
Telephone: 781-477-7220
Fax: 781-268-4096
| Helpful Links: FOR PARENTS/GUARDIANS | ||
Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment
(SBIRT) Information | Website | |
| Talking to Your Middle School-Aged Child about Alcohol Tobacco and Other Drugs 10 Step Guide for Parents | English | Spanish |
| 7 Ways to Protect Your Teen from Alcohol & Other Drugs | English | Spanish |
| Preventing Substance Abuse Starts at Home- Safeguarding Your Children | English | Spanish |
| Youth & Young Adult Substance Abuse Services Directory | English | Spanish |
| Helpful Links: FOR YOUTH | ||
| Choose to Keep Your Freedom: | English | Spanish |
| Even If You Know About Drinking or Drugs | English | |
 | Document Downloads (PDF Format) | ||
| Sample SBRIT Interview and Resources Flier | |||
About Translation:
Please try our webpage translator available on the bottom of every LPS website page. Please notify the school if you need any of the above information translated into any other language.
Please try our webpage translator available on the bottom of every LPS website page. Please notify the school if you need any of the above information translated into any other language.
Wednesday, August 17, 2016
WHEN THE HOUSE OF CARDS DEALS YOUR HAND
The city is facing a $4.2 million shortfall, according to the city’s chief financial officer.
From your taxes you'll fee a tingle
Don't look now it's just the JUDY jingle.
To pay for all the salarie a rising
Cuts to services they are a devising.
To help get you elected
Certain raises were selected.
Now the chickens have come home to roost
Looks like city coffers will need a boost.
From your taxes you'll fee a tingle
Don't look now it's just the JUDY jingle.
To pay for all the salarie a rising
Cuts to services they are a devising.
To help get you elected
Certain raises were selected.
Now the chickens have come home to roost
Looks like city coffers will need a boost.
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