The Woodview – Rattlesnake Point Elementary program supports students in Grades 1–3 who may be experiencing early mental health challenges that impact their learning and well-being. The program provides a structured learning environment that combines educational programming with therapeutic supports.
The program is delivered through a partnership with Reach Out Centre for Kids (ROCK) and is located at Rattlesnake Point Public School.
About the Program
This intensive program runs for approximately 20 weeks and is delivered through two sessions during the school year. A multidisciplinary team works together to identify and support students experiencing early mental health difficulties.
The team may include:
- Social workers
- Child and youth workers (CYWs)
- A Halton District School Board teacher
Student Supports
Students and families may receive a range of supports through the program, including:
- Individual counselling
- Family counselling
- Group counselling
- In-home support
- Parent training
- Educational and psychological consultation
- Psychiatric referral
- Liaison and advocacy with community resources and professionals
Educational Program
Academic learning skills are a key focus of the program. Instruction is aligned with Ontario curriculum expectations and integrates literacy and numeracy learning appropriate for students in Grades 1–3.
Program Follow-Up
Following completion of the program, booster sessions may be offered to support students and families as they continue their transition back to their regular school setting.
Referrals
Students may be referred to the program through the Reach Out Centre for Kids (ROCK) website using the ASN referral portal.
Location
Rattlesnake Point Public School
1385 Kovachik Blvd
Milton, ON L9E 1W7