Primary Intervention Program The Primary Intervention Program (PIP) has as its goal to help primary (K-3) students get a good start in school by fostering a healthy self-concept and developing social skills, thereby improving school adjustment and academic achievement. Each student is seen individually for weekly sessions in a specially designed activity room at the school. Referral services are provided for students whose needs are beyond the scope of the PIP.
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