Resources for School Communities in Times of Crisis
Dear Salamanca Community,
Below you will find a number of links and resources that are intended to provide you access to information to help deal with the events unfolding in Washington, DC. In the strongest of terms, violence directed towards anyone or anything is unacceptable PERIOD!
We can accept thoughtful opinions and invite everyone to the table to have productive conversations but we must not allow violence to take root. We must continue to be champions of decency, respect and acceptance. What occurred yesterday was wrong!
Our District Crisis Teams are available to help families and children navigate this National Crisis. If you or your children need to talk, please reach out. We are better than this. We are stronger than this. We will must not support violence in any form.
Points of contact:
716-945-2400
Sam Dry - Counselor Ext. 7133
Mark Reid - Counselor Ext . 5307
Elizabeth Newburg - Counselor Ext. 5261
Tonia Sibilio - Counselor Ext. 6012
Michelle Winship - Counselor Ext. 6013
Chanda Grey - Counselor Ext. 6104
Ashleigh Bova - Counselor Ext . 6018
Christina Morrison - Social Worker Ext. 7151
Katie Rogers - Social Worker Ext. 7144
Brian Spako - Social Worker Ext. 6017
Molly Corsi-Katta - Social Worker Ext. 6015
Amee Crowley - Social Worker Ext. 6005
Sincerely,
Robert J. Breidenstein
Superintendent
We are saddened and concerned by the recent events at the Capitol. And, we know that many educators have to carry the additional responsibility of having to address these events immediately with your students, with your colleagues, and are looking for ways to process these events yourselves.
Below is a collection of resources we hope will help you today and in the days to come. We will continue to add resources to this document.