The Botetourt County School’s Student Assistance & Prevention Program (SAPP) recognizes that a student’s academic success could be directly impacted by their mental health and other life stressors. To help students at risk, SAPP provides prevention, early intervention, post intervention, and support services to promote academic achievement, personal growth, and well-being. While SAPP is not able to provide diagnosis or long-term treatment services, it is our goal to assist students and their families through a collaborative effort of support through individual and group counseling opportunities as well as referrals to appropriate community resources.
The Botetourt County School’s Student Assistance & Prevention Program (SAPP) recognizes that a student’s academic success could be directly impacted by their mental health and other life stressors. To help students at risk, SAPP provides prevention, early intervention, post intervention, and support services to promote academic achievement, personal growth, and well-being. While SAPP is not able to provide diagnosis or long-term treatment services, it is our goal to assist students and their families through a collaborative effort of support through individual and group counseling opportunities as well as referrals to appropriate community resources.
Megan DeHart
Ms. DeHart is a Student Assistance & Prevention Program Counselor for Botetourt County Public Schools serving Lord Botetourt High School and Read Mountain Middle School.
Ms. DeHart is a Student Assistance & Prevention Program Counselor for Botetourt County Public Schools serving Lord Botetourt High School and Read Mountain Middle School.
“Never let the fear of striking out keep you from playing the game .”― Anonymous
Myrrh Manaytay
Ms. Manaytay is a Student Assistance & Prevention Program Counselor for Botetourt County Public Schools serving James River High School and Central Academy Middle School.
Ms. Manaytay is a Student Assistance & Prevention Program Counselor for Botetourt County Public Schools serving James River High School and Central Academy Middle School.
“Success is not final; failure is not fatal: It is the courage to continue that counts.”― Winston Churchill
