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Welcome to the Peekskill City School District
Special Services Department
Family Health & Wellness
Distance Learning Main Page
The Special Services department is committed to supporting all of our students and families. The department oversees student support services, special education, and parent, family and community engagement.Click here for a message from PCSD Parent, Family and Community Liaison, Mrs. Maria Olivier-Flores.
Health & Wellness Resources-
Talk about Your Feelings. Students can share with us how they are feeling...click the link to tell us what “Zone” you are in and what tools you are `using to cope with stress! This is a fun survey activity that is being monitored by our elementary school counselors. My Zones Check In
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Keeping a Routine at Home is Important. See below for a sample daily schedule you can hang on the fridge for young children or make a checklist for your older child to do work and activities at their own pace.
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Be Positive. The COVID 19 outbreak is a national crisis and impacts every family in different ways. During this difficult time, try to find the positives and count your blessings. There is always something, no matter how small, to be grateful for.
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Have Fun with Yoga! Click the link for a yoga video with the Disney Theme Song Frozen
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Go for Walk. Stop and look at the flowers that are starting to bloom and the beautiful scenery of the Hudson Valley.
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Play a Game. Sit around the table or go outside in safe space and play a game that is good for all ages.
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Movie Night. Spend time together as a family; it is important not to isolate or be alone.
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Limit the News. During this time, avoid excess exposure to the news; be aware if your children are watching world events on TV.
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Call the School. We are here to help! If you have questions, concerns we are just a phone call or click away.
Click the link for more fun activities and tips!
More Family Health & Wellness Resources
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These links include Social Emotional Learning activities that you can do with your child and topics that encourage the five social emotional learning competencies; self awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship skills and responsible decision-making.
