Student Life

Student Services

Student Services

Bishop Hartley’s Student Services Program supports students holistically by addressing their spiritual, academic, physical, and emotional needs. The Student Services Team meets weekly to discuss students whose current behavior has concerned teachers and staff in order to create a plan of action. The plan addresses the needs of the student and may require support from parents, teachers, and outside services. We assign a Student Services Team member to implement, monitor, and report back to the team about the plan’s implementation and effectiveness with respect to improving the areas of concern. The Student Services Team reviews student progress on a weekly basis and revises action plans as necessary.

Team Members include: 
  • Principal
  • Chief Education Officer
  • Vice Principal of Academics, Operations, and Student Life
  • School Nurse
  • Clinical Counselor
  • Safety Director
  • School Counselors
  • School Psychologist
  • Intervention Specialists
  • Campus Minister
  • School Chaplain
STUDENT SERVICES DEPARTMENTS AND RESOURCES

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  • Student Health & Safety

    Our Student Health department consists of a School Nurse, four School Counselors, a Clinical Counselor, and a School Safety Director

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  • Spiritual Formation

    Our Spiritual Formation Department consists of our Campus Minister and our School Chaplain. They work together with staff and students to help guide everyone at Bishop Hartley to develop spiritually and grow in faith.

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  • Educational Services

    Our Educational Services department consists of a School Psychologist, a Guided Study Tutor, Intervention Specialists, and an Instructional Assistant. All members of the team work together to provide support to each student.

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  • Notre Dame Program

    This program coordinates services for students on a Services Plan, IEP, Academic Support Plan, and/or Medical Plan. The Notre Dame team works closely with the School Counselors, School Psychologist, and Clinical Counselor to track student progress, enable teachers to address special education needs, provide accommodations, and communicate with parents.

    Click here to learn more about our Notre Dame Program.

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