Meet our Team
Josey Svoboda, EdS, NCSP
School Psychologist
801-446-0778, ext. 11881
joesphine.svoboda@jordandistrict.org
April Bennett, M.Ed.
School Counselor
801-446-0778, ext. 11868
april.bennett@jordandistrict.org
Privacy
Your consent is required for our team to meet with your students to discuss
topics of:
- Political affiliations or political philosophies
- Mental or psychological concerns
- Sexual behavior, orientation, gender identity, or attitudes
- Illegal, anti-social, self-incriminating, or demeaning behavior
- Critical appraisals of individuals with whom the student of family member has close family relationships
- Religious affiliations or belief
- Legally recognized privileged and analogous relationships, such as those with lawyers, medical personnel, or ministers
- Income, except as required by law
What We Do
Provide social, emotional, or behavioral counseling or support to students with disabilities as part of an Individualized Education
Plan (IEP), Section 504 Accommodation Plan, or general education students
Our Roles
We Both
- Serve general education and special education students in individual or small group settings for social, mental, or behavioral needs to improve functioning in the school setting
- Provide guidance on the In Focus SEL curriculum
- Implement threat assessments for students in crisis
- Refer students and families to community resources
- Advocate for students in IEP and 504 meetings
- Support teachers and students with behavior interventions
- Oversee the use and maintenance of the Wellness room
Student Referral Form
Please click on the link below to fill out a form to submit a referral for your student. Our team meets on Mondays to review new referrals.
Resources for Parents
| SAFE UT | PANORAMA | CASEL | THE EFFECTS OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON MENTAL HEALTH |
| SafeUT is an easy, accessible, and active way to help your child take action in their own life or the life of a friend. |
Resources to help guide students’ social- emotional learning efforts at home. From free apps, to videos, to games, these expert-designed materials are perfect for helping parents and caregivers turn everyday moments and interactions into “SEL moments.” |
This page focuses on the role of families and caregivers in promoting SEL, as well as partnerships and tools to support these efforts. | This resource provides parents and guardians with practical tips and information about social media usage and screen time with their children. |
| PARENT GUIDANCE | UTAH DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES: STABILIZATION AND MOBILE RESPONSE | INTERNET SAFETY |
IN FOCUS |
| Education and therapeutic support to empower and give parents hope as you support your child’s mental health. |
Trained, caring professionals can provide free resources, services, and support. We can visit your home or do visits virtually. You can call for help 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. A mobile crisis response team can help address urgent challenges your child is having. These services are free to everyone in Utah, no matter where you live. | A toolbox of information and resources for you as you navigate online safety for your child. |
Information for you, as a parent of Eastlake with a child who is learning the In Focus Social, Emotional Wellness curriculum. There are parent guides as well, so please reach out to your student’s teacher if you are interested in those! |