Contact: Amy Gay, M.eD
​330.908.6231
Amy.Gay@nordoniaschools.org

Welcome to the Family and Student Support Webpage. My name is Amy Gay and I am the Family Support Specialist for Nordonia Hills City Schools. The Family Support Specialist supports families by providing access to community resources and building the connection between family, community, and school.

Philosophy

Parenting can be one of the most challenging yet fulfilling jobs you will ever have. I recognize the importance of developing and sustaining successful partnerships between the family, the school, and the community. Understanding that successful partnerships are developed when those involved recognize and welcome differences among families, communities, and cultures. While recognizing the primary responsibility for the development and well-being of children lies with the family, I strive to enable the family to build on their own strengths and abilities to promote the healthy development and success of children.

Services

​- Assistance with family’s basic needs
- Assist with navigating community services
- School and Community programs
- Collaboration with school and family
- Assist in building a stronger community
- And Much More

What I Do

CONNECTION
Family + School + Community
 
COLLABORATION
Through collaboration I connect families with agencies, organizations, volunteer groups, and other schools to meet a wide range of needs.
 
REFERRAL
Provide referrals and access to school and community resources and services.
 
INFORMATION
Provide school and community program/event information.
 
ENGAGEMENT
Facilitates family, schools, and community engagement.
Resource Guide
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TReuxD8vBs_eAjhTcql2Hme9myULKcVc/view?usp=sharing
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Lee Eaton Building Contact for:

​- Knights Caring 4 Knights


Office Days:
Monday - Friday
​Meet Amy Gay
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Amy is a Licensed School Counselor. She is a graduate of Kent State University, where she received a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a Minor in Applied Conflict Management and a Master of Education in School Counseling.