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Julie Frederick, M.A. School Counselor/504 Coordinator Email: Jfrederick1@dcsdk12.org Phone: 303-387-6678
Outside school hours please utilize Safe2tell.org or 911 for urgent situations
Hi CRUN Family!
I am so thankful for another year here at CRUN! I am a Colorado native and have been a School Counselor for 20 years for Douglas County in both elementary and middle schools. With two kids of my own I know it is a journey being a parent/guardian. I look forward to working with your students and you in many ways! Our team has grown and our Behavior Techs will be teaching Enrichment again this year. That frees me up to run more small groups as well as individual skill building sessions. Please feel free to reach out to me to talk about your child's situation. Please remember school counselors are not therapists rather a support person to help teach/regulate students so they can be ready to learn in the classroom. Also, we have added a Resource tab at the top for many different resources to explore. 🌸 Mrs. Frederick
Learning (SEL) connected to School Counseling?
Learning (SEL) connected to School Counseling?
The Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning (CASEL) is committed to ensuring that all students have what they need to learn, stay safe and make healthy choices through social and emotional learning. Through classroom lessons, small groups and 1:1 work with students, the School Counselor helps support SEL at Coyote Creek.
The Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning (CASEL) is committed to ensuring that all students have what they need to learn, stay safe and make healthy choices through social and emotional learning. Through classroom lessons, small groups and 1:1 work with students, the School Counselor helps support SEL at Coyote Creek.
This support is largely proactive and preventive in nature, taking place in classroom lessons. The interventions provided for students in small groups or 1:1 will fall into one of these five core competencies as well.
This support is largely proactive and preventive in nature, taking place in classroom lessons. The interventions provided for students in small groups or 1:1 will fall into one of these five core competencies as well.
School counseling is a service provided to all students through school-wide activities and classroom lessons.
For more about the role of school counselors in the elementary school, click here.
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