Mia Keliikuli
I'm a school counselor currently living in Oregon with my family on a ranch, where we enjoy the peace and connection that come with rural life. I've had the opportunity to live in California, Hawaii, and now Oregon—each place shaping my perspective and deepening my understanding of diverse communities and student needs.
I hold a Master of Education in School Counseling and began my career in special education. That experience gave me a strong foundation in supporting students with a wide range of abilities and backgrounds. Over time, I was drawn to school counseling, where I could focus even more on helping children grow emotionally, socially, and academically.
I’m passionate about working with kids and helping them find their voice and place in the world. Whether it’s through one-on-one conversations, group work, or school-wide programs, I strive to create a safe, supportive space where every student feels seen, heard, and empowered.
We have a few weeks left of school but the weather is making all of us feel like it should already be summer! There a few important dates for both schools coming up, please see the lists farther down on this page to find your specific school and consider attending events that are open to the community, we would love to share the accomplishments of our students with the community!
Long Creek Important Dates
May 25th: NO SCHOOL - Memorial Day
May 29th: Last day of School
Monument Important Dates
May 25th: NO SCHOOL - Memorial Day
May 28th: Seniors Last Day
May 29th: Graduation
June 4th: Last Day of School
Upcoming Holidays
Memorial Day: May 25th
Ideas for summer fun!
Summer school: Long Creek School students have the opportunity to enroll in summer school through the Acellus program which is the schools virtual academy. Your student should already know about Acellus as it is used during the school year as well. For more information follow the link below or call Long Creek School.
https://www.longcreekschool.com/s-projects-side-by-side
No screen time activities: Most folks are concerned with how much screen time students are experiencing. During the summer that screen time usually increases as students battle boredom and adjusting to a different routine. Here are 100 activities for families and children that do not involve screentime.