What is team access?
Team ACCESS (All Children Celebrated, Educated, Safe, and Successful) is a program to support the overall well-being of students, families, and school district staff across the ESU by expanding services and programs that aim to address the overall well-being of agency stakeholders.
To address the mental health needs of students, ESU 2 staff help coordinate services for students and families from outside agencies, such as professional therapists or community agencies that provide various forms of material assistance. ESU 2 staff also directly support students through small group instruction regarding self-care, peer relationships, and other social-emotional needs.
ESU 2 also provides professional development for school staff. Topics include Trauma Awareness, Compassion Fatigue and Self-Care, Mental Health First Aid for Youth and Adults, and other topics supporting comprehensive school mental health.
If you would like to learn more about how ESU 2 can support your students and staff through any of these programs, please contact Taira Masek (tmasek@esu2.org) or Megan Reese (mreese@esu2.org).
Referrals & Resources
If you have questions or concerns about the well-being of students, families, and school district staff or other mental health needs please contact us at: 402-721-7710
or click the button below to submit a social support ticket.
Team ACCESS Forms (English)
Team ACCESS Forms (Spanish)
NDE Information
- LEA Sustainability Report
- LEA Scope of Services (Year 2)
- NDE Contact – Amber Hartsock – amberhartsock@nebraska.gov
Panorama Climate Survey
- Student Survey
- User Guide Topics & Questions for Students, Teachers, and Staff
- Information to share about Panorama Student Surveys
- Student/Staff Panorama Survey Information
- Staff/Teacher Survey
- Rostering
Payer of Last Resort
Reunification Resources
If a Reunification Team is Needed from ESU 2 – please contact
Ted Deturk tdeturk@esu2.org | Taira Masek tmasek@esu2.org
- I Love You Guys – Standard Response Reunification Method
Threat Assessment Paperwork
- Threat Assessment Protocol Guidelines
- Release of Information for Screening/Assessment *
- Parent Notification and Agreement – Threat Assessment
- Behavioral Threat Screening Tool *
- School Based Incident Report/Threat Assessment Referral *
- Request for Violence Risk Assessment
- Threat Assessment Student Support/Safety Plan Example
- Rescind Expulsion Example
- Strategies to Manage Threatening Situations
Forms with * must be completed by the district and sent to an ESU 2 Mental Health Coordinator if a threat is deemed substantive.