Individual, group and family counseling is provided to students placed in the alternative classrooms.  These services may also include mental health education, consultation, crisis intervention, referral services and participation in school affiliated meetings,  Psychiatric services are also available to students in these programs.

Kettering Special Education Youth Counseling

Individual and family counseling is provided to Kettering students, grades kindergarten through 12, who have an Individualized Education Plan (IEP).  The counselor attends IEP meetings, when possible.

Kettering Youth Counseling

This year round program is funded by the City of Kettering and Kettering City Schools. Counseling is provided for students and families within the Kettering School District. Counseling can take place either at the school or at the South Community Stroop Road location in Kettering.  Counselors provide school consultations, crisis intervention and mental health education.   Parents and students can access workshops on a variety of mental health topics at the Kettering Recreation Center in the summer.

Kettering School Community Liaison Program

South Community Inc. provides assistance with linkage for needed services to families within the Kettering School District.  Families must reside within the Kettering School District. Parent(s) are required to complete the Prevention, Retention and Contingency (PRC) applications and be approved for these funds before services can be provided.

Kettering Youth Counseling Support Services

GRADS Program

Counseling services are provided to pregnant or parenting students (male and   female) at Fairmont High School in the Graduation Reality and Dual-Role Skills (GRADS) program.  Additional support services may include linkage to appropriate community resources and educational services.