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Hello Eagles family!
I am Mearl Robinson the School Psychologist that will be servicing Westerly Hills Academy for the 2022-2033 school year. I began my journey at CMS in the middle of last school year and was welcomed with open arms and excitement by the staff and students at Westerly Hills. As your school psychologist I like to think of myself as the bridge between General Education and Exceptional Children. My main responsibility is to assess scholars who are suspected of having a disability. This may be social, emotional, behavioral, cognitive or multiple disabilities. With this information, the team is able to develop strategies to provide a better learning environment for our exceptional scholars. One of my goals for this year to become more active within Westerly Hills with a focus on MTSS & outreach initiatives. So, if you see me, please say hello! I am probably lost and looking for some direction and a friendly face. However, if you do not see me in my office or walking the halls, I am within reach via email. I’ll be seeing you around!
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Email: mearl1.robinson@cms.k12.nc.us
Eastway Middle School (Monday/Wednesday/Friday) 980-343-6410
Westerly Hills Academy (Tuesday/Thursday) 980-343-6021
School Psychologists support students' ability to learn and teachers'ability to teach.
They are experts in:
Learning
Behavior
Mental Health
School Systems
They provide:
Academic, behavioral, and mental health supports
Evaluation, assessment, and data analysis
Consultation with teacher and families
Culturally responsive services
Crisis prevention and response
They Support:
Struggling and diverse learners
Student achievement and well-being
Safe and supportive learning environments
School-family-community partnerships
School-wide data-based decision making
Lowering the barriers to learning is critical to children's success in school.
For more information, check out this website: Who Are School Psychologists?
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