Greenfield School Counseling

Junior Kindergarten through Fifth Grade

Welcome to Greenfield Elementary's School Counseling webpage!

Foundation
The Baldwin-Woodville School District Comprehensive School Counseling Program is an integral part of the primary education of the district. This program supports, facilitates and encourages classroom instruction and student achievement. Our school counseling program is proactive and preventive in its focus. It assists students in acquiring and using lifelong learning skills. More specifically, our school counseling program employs strategies to enhance academics, encourage self-awareness, foster interpersonal communication skills, provide career awareness, develop employment readiness, and impart life skills for all students.

​Definition and Rationale
The Baldwin-Woodville School District's Comprehensive School Counseling Program is based on the National Standards for School Counseling Programs and the Wisconsin Comprehensive School Counseling Model, which integrates academic, career, and personal /social development. The school counseling program reflects the progression of student development from 4K through grade 12. It is delivered through a direct service program consisting of the following components:

  • School Counseling Curriculum

  • Individual Planning

  • Responsive Services

  • System Support

The program is systematic, sequential, clearly defined, and accountable. DPI licensed school counselors develop, implement, and assess all program components through collaboration with teachers, parents/guardians, administrators, students, and community/businesses. Curriculum delivery is a collaborative effort of all school staff. The school counseling program helps ensure equal opportunity for all students to participate fully in the educational process.​​

Ways to Work with Your School Counselor
If you are a student, you can work with your counselor to...

  • Talk about your hopes, fears, dreams, and other feelings.

  • Get new ideas on how to handle your problems and make decisions.

  • Learn about careers for yourself.

  • Find ways to communicate with someone.

  • Deal with stress in your life.

  • Learn to feel good about yourself.

  • Make a plan for improving your grades and being successful in school.

If you are a parent/guardian, you can work with your school counselor to...

    • Talk about your hopes and fears for your child.

    • Get new ideas for handling problems with your child.

    • Find new ways to communicate with your child.

    • Learn about programs that can help your child and your family.

    • Deal with stress in your life related to your child.

    • Create a plan to help your child be successful in school.


"They turned their cant's into cans & their dreams into plans...."​