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Counseling
Counseling
This is my 20th year as a school counselor and my 28th year in JCPS. I live in Frankfort with my wife and son. I am a lifelong musician and play in the "Derby City Brass Band." I am here for all students! I am lucky that I get to see all students about every 3 weeks for "counseling class" in the special area rotation. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to email or call me. I look forward to being your partner in your child's education.
I have been a proud member of the Norton family for almost 20 years, wearing many hats and playing different roles within our community. As a School Counselor, I provide support to Norton students in 3rd through 5th grade. I aim to assist students in their personal, academic, and career development by equipping them with the necessary tools to overcome challenges and achieve their goals. I am committed to creating a positive and nurturing environment where children can flourish and realize their full potential.
I have my bachelor's degree in Communications from the University of Kentucky and my master's degree in School Counseling from Campbellsville University. Outside of work, I'm happily married and a proud parent of two amazing sons. They keep me busy, but I love spending time crafting, boating, and traveling with them.
My name is Maddie Tooley, and I am the Mental Health Practitioner at Norton Elementary! Before coming to Norton, I taught first grade and behavior intervention. I received my Masters in School Counseling and my Rank 1 in Counseling from Campbellsville University.
I was born and raised in Louisville. I went to the University of Kentucky where I got my undergrad in elementary education. While at UK I met my husband, Trey, and we were married in 2020. We now live in Indiana with our two German Shepherds! I love spending time with my family and friends. I am excited to be at Norton!
JCPS counselors, in partnership with students, families, staff, community, and businesses, will prepare students to be successful lifelong learners. The K–12 comprehensive guidance program will provide teaching and modeling strategies that create and nurture a safe and positive teaching environment.
Our Comprehensive Developmental Guidance Program K–12 provides the skills necessary for academic success, career planning, and personal and social growth.
Frequently Asked Questions
What support services are available at Norton Elementary?
Extended School Services (ESS)
Mentoring
ECE Services
Staff Support Team (SST)
What specific services are available through my child's counselor?
Peer Mediation
Classroom Guidance
Individual Counseling
Group Counseling
Test Result Interpretation
Character Education
Transition Services
Conflict Resolution
Referrals to Outside Agencies
Drug Prevention Program
Advance Program Testing
Counselor Newsletter
Parent/Student/Teacher Liaison
Anger Management Counseling
Academic Counseling
Testing Information
What is the best way to talk with my child’s counselor?
A parent should set up an appointment to see their child’s counselor by phone, email, fax, or letter.
What is the best way for my child to talk with his or her counselor?
The best way is for students to make an appointment with clerical staff and the counselor through the school office. If it is an emergency, they should contact a teacher or general office staff member immediately and let them know of their need to see their counselor.
Is there a general K–12 website for me to access counselor-related information?
Access information regarding curriculum, enrollment, health/immunization, testing, grading procedures, special programs, college/career information, and community resources by visiting https://www.jefferson.kyschools.us/parents
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