PKMS Counselors' Corner

Welcome to Our PKMS Counselor Website!

Explore the PKMS Counselors' Website with links to Parent and Student Resources.

What do School Counselors do?

School counselors are advocates for students. They provide support in social/emotional, academic, and career development. Their primary objective is to help students succeed and make positive decisions to support academic and personal development. To accomplish this, they work closely with students, teachers, parents and school administrators. School counselors provide short-term counseling interventions and can help with referrals to community resources for long-term support.

If a student would like to meet with his or her counselor, please click on the Counselor Referral Form or click here

Meet the Counselors

Mrs. Davis - Last Names A-G

davisak@fortmillschools.org

Mrs. Davis works with grades 6-8 and last names starting with A-G. She received her undergraduate degree from Emory University and her master’s degree from Wake Forest University. She was a High School Counselor for 15 years and worked in high schools in Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina. This is her seventh year at Pleasant Knoll Middle. She and her husband Alan have two children.

Mrs. Dixon- Last Names H-N

dixonk@fortmillschools.org

Mrs. Dixon supports students in all grade levels whose last names begin with H-N. This is her eighth year as a school counselor and her fifth year serving at PKMS. She earned both her undergraduate degree and a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Winthrop University. Outside of school, she enjoys spending time with her husband, their 4-year-old daughter, Raegen, and their teacup Yorkie, Zada.

Mrs. Causey - Last Names O-Z

causeym@fortmillschools.org

Mrs. Causey works with students in grades 6-8 and last names beginning with letters O-Z. She received her undergraduate degree from UNC–Chapel Hill and her Master’s degree in School Counseling from UNC-Greensboro. This is her eighth year at PKMS. Previously, she worked four years as a high school counselor in NC and also subbed in the FMSD. She is mom to three adult children who went to Fort Mill Schools and graduated from NFHS, and married to Coach Causey who coaches basketball at PKMS.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Opportunities for Middle School Students:

The Buzz TV Summer Camp - The camp will introduce students to the basics of video production, storyboarding, editing, and on-camera delivery. We'll explore both news and film through fun video projects

Target: Rising 6th - 8th Graders
Location: Fort Mill High School
Camp Dates: June 1-5, 2026
Register on GoFan at: https://gofan.co/event/6507144?schoolId=SC815
Once you complete the GoFan registration, please fill out this Google Form: https://forms.gle/DCL1SL8AyLaibBhbA

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Grief Camp for Kids and Teens

Comfort Zone Camp, serves children who have experienced the death of a parent, sibling, primary caregiver, or friend. All weekend sleepover camps are offered at no cost to families. CZC provides a safe, nurturing environment where kids can have traditional camp fun, while at the same time acquiring tools to help them cope with their loss. For ages 7 - 17.
- Contact: Comfort Zone Camp at (804) 377-3430 or info@comfortzonecamp.org

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