HAMPTON CITY SCHOOLS EVERY CHILD, EVERY DAY, WHATEVER IT TAKES!
SOCIAL WORK SERVICES
Vision: School Social Workers will support teaching, learning and positive academic outcomes for all children in Hampton City Schools through the provision of high quality School Social Work Services.
Mission: By engaging the "Whole Child, Whole School and Whole Community", school social workers will seek to address barriers to academic success.
Kevin Banks, Jr., MSW
(Clinical Team)
Yunjeong Shin, MSW
Andrews Pre-K-8
Asbury Elementary
Jones Middle
Special Programs
Teloria Sutton, MSW
Phoebus High
Barron Elementary
Aberdeen Elementary
Phillips Elementary
Lynman Stamps, MSW
Hampton High
Kilgore Gifted Center
Forrest Elementary
Phillips Elementary
Calvin Cooper II, MSW
Bethel High
(Clinical Team)
Shakira Williams, MSW
Phenix PreK-8
Moton Early Childhood
Mary T. Christian Elementary
Eaton Middle
Crystal Robinson, Ph.D.
Patrick Elementary
Bryan Elementary
Cooper Elementary
Nicole Buckley, MSW
Mary Peake Elementary
Armstrong Elementary
Kraft Elementary
Syms Middle
Savannah Whitaker, MSW
Burbank Elementary
Machen Elementary
Lindsay Middle
Kecoughtan High
Taylor McDonald, MSW
Bassette Elementary
Mary Jackson Elementary
Langley Elementary
Tarrant Middle
Brittny Gainey, LCSW
(Clinical Team)
Lawrence Holloway Jr., M.A.
(Clinical Team)
McKinney-Vento Act ensures educational rights and protection for youth and children experiencing homelessness. Homeless children have the right to:
Bridge Program School-Based Behavioral Health Program (flyer)
Each year, the Hampton City Schools School Social Work Department embarks on an ambitious mission to touch the lives of children in our community who are less fortunate. The annual seasonal giving Gift Tree (formerly known as the Star Tree) has become a tradition and our mechanism for providing support to needy families/children during the winter season. Last year, we selected 35 homeless families that consisted of 98 children who needed our support. These families have encountered tremendous obstacles within their lives and are experiencing economic distress. Thus, the School Social Work Department of Hampton City Schools seeks to make their burden easier by donating gift items. Our hope is that each child can receive two (2) gifts, one clothing, and one toy item.
School Social Workers serve as liaisons to outside resources and services.
• Information and Referral
• Department of Social Services
• Community Services Board
• Crisis Assistance
• Courts
The following list of agencies and programs are provided to assist in helping individuals and families locate support services. Services listed represent agencies and programs frequently requested through the school social worker. This listing is not comprehensive nor inclusive, and does not imply endorsement of services offered. Please contact your school social worker if you would like further information about available community resources.
What is the R.I.S.E. Middle School Mentoring Program (R.I.S.E.)?
R.I.S.E. stands for Reach, Inspire, Support and Empower. HCS and the City of Hampton, in partnership, are seeking mentors who desire to build lasting relationships with middle school students. Mentors would support and encourage students as they plan and explore pathways for becoming career, college and life ready. Please consider completing an application and profile found at the link below. A member of the HCS team will contact you with details of participation or call 757-727-2725 with interest or questions.