Student Services
Student Services
- Department Contacts
- Attendance Initiatives
- Community Programs
- Homebound
- Resources for Families
- Student Code of Conduct
- Tangi Alternative Solutions Program
Department Contacts
Attendance Initiatives
Attendance Initiatives
Attending school every day possible helps students learn and stay on track. That's why we are partnering with EveryDay Labs to help keep you up to date on your student's attendance and provide access to supportive district resources.
- You may receive mailed letters or texts about your student’s attendance.
- These updates provide information about the number of days your student has missed. They can also help connect you to resources.
- For questions about these attendance updates, you can call the Family Support Team at 985-284-9853
Everyday Labs
https://vimeo.com/694457254
Attendance Works
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Community Programs
Programs
Offender Watch
Focus: Our purpose is to be the world leader in sex offender registry solutions and community notification.
Passion: Prevent the Unthinkable!
Core Values:
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Service – “It’s not just software.”
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Integrity – “Is it the right thing to do?”
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Innovation – Our mission is never complete.
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Excellence – Better serve our customers and the community.
Our Goal: Our goal is to protect the world’s children from the unthinkable. With more than 900,000 registered sex offenders in the United States, our mission is clear. By partnering with law enforcement and their communities to closely monitor this population, we help collect, store, and share as much information as possible on each offender. This ensures the safety of you and your loved ones.
Our Customer: Dedicated Partner of Law Enforcement
Since 2000, OffenderWatch has partnered with law enforcement agencies across the nation to develop solutions for sex offender registration, verification, and community notification. Our core technology and network of registries has evolved with the input of thousands of users. OffenderWatch agencies don’t just meet the minimum requirements of the law, we help agencies meet the public safety intent – the spirit of the law. As you explore our services and products, you will find we bring more than just software. We bring a passion for helping law enforcement in protecting children that results in our high level of service and support.
Tangi Task - For Kids
Tangi Task - For Parents
Homebound
Resources for Families
Seek Help
988 Lifeline
The 988 Lifeline offers 24/7 support to anyone experiencing mental health struggles, emotional distress, alcohol or drug use concerns, or if someone is needed on the line to just talk to and chat. You are not alone.
- Call or text 988
- Chat online
- Deaf/HardOfHearing
- Espanol
Louisiana 211
Free, 24/7 referral and information line that connects people to a wide range of health and human services.
- Call 211
- text your ZIP CODE to 989-211
- louisiana211.org
Helpful Resources for Families
- Bullying Prevention
- Child Exploitation Resources
- Coping with Loss & Grief
- Managing Anxiety
- Suicide Prevention
- Support During the School Winter Break
- Talking About Violence
- Vaping
Bullying Prevention
- Bullying Prevention: Family Connection - Character Strong Curriculum
- Bullying Warning Signs - National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) SPANISH
Child Exploitation Resources
Coping with Loss & Grief
- Responding to Change & Loss: In Support of Children, Teens & Families - activity booklet
- Effects of Grief - informational sheet
Managing Anxiety
Suicide Prevention
- Suicide Warning Signs - National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) SPANISH
Support During the School Winter Break
Talking About Violence
Vaping
Have the Conversation about Vaping
1. Talk to your children frequently about the dangers of vaping or other drug use.
2. Encourage your child to report knowledge of any vapes/drugs at school to their teacher, an administrator or other trusted adult.
3. Download our P3 Tips app and teach your child about anonymous reporting of concerns.
4. Discuss the harsh discipline consequences for having illegal substances on a school campus. Louisiana Law now requires any student in sixth through twelfth grade that is found with drugs or an illegal substance be expelled for FOUR complete semesters. That is at least two school years!
Helpful Resources
- Vaping in Schools: The Epidemic Continues - Tall Cop Says Stop
Websites to Visit
Seek Help from Local Providers
Reach out for Specific Help
Disaster Distress Helpline
The Disaster Distress Helpline (DDH) provides disaster crisis counseling any day at anytime to anyone experiencing emotional distress related to disasters. This include survivors of any disasters (which may include storms, floods, anniversaries and trigger events), loved ones of victims, first responders, and parents/caregivers. You may call for yourself or on behalf of someone else.
- Call 1-800-985-5990
- Español: Llama o envía un mensaje de texto 1-800-985-5990 presiona “2.”
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Helpline Disaster Distress Helpline (SAMHSA) is available for individuals and families facing mental and/or substance use disorders. This service provides referrals to local treatment facilities, support groups, and community-based organizations.
- Call 1-800-662-4357
- Text your 5-DIGIT ZIP CODE to 435748 (HELP4U) to access the text messaging service. Message and data rates may apply. Message frequency varies. Reply STOP to cancel or HELP to reach an information specialist.
Crisis Text Line
Crisis Text Line offers an immediate direct line of support no matter what you’re going through - whether it’s stress, anxiety, loneliness, bullying, self-harm, or suicidal thoughts. The volunteer Crisis Counselor will listen, ask questions, and offer empathetic support - no judgment, no pressure.
- Text HOME to 741741
- Espanol
Student Code of Conduct
Tangi Alternative Solutions Program
Tangipahoa Parish Alternative Solutions Program is leading a proactive approach to address the school-to-prison pipeline. Innovative supports with a focus on social-emotional learning and behavior are provided to allow students and their families much needed advocacy. Together, with a positive village concept, families, students, and stakeholders will build healthy relationships and a strong sense of community.
AE Team
Mia Lewis
Academic Program Facilitator
mia.lewis@tangischools.org
Stephen Weaver
Office of Juvenile Justice Liaison
stephen.weaver@tangischools.
Osa Betts
SEL and Behavior Coach
osa.williams@tangischools.org
Supports
BIP
Behavior implementation plans designed to meet specific student needs.
Guidance, motivation, and support provided with up to 4 sessions weekly by an assigned mentor.
Engagement in meaningful service designed to maximize strengths.
SEL Course
Social-Emotional Learning course includes lessons designed on self awareness; self-management; social awareness; relationship skills; and responsible decision making.
Families engage in CLFC - Creating Lasting Family Connections sessions weekly to access family resources.
Academic
Interventions proven to increase student achievement in core content areas are provided.