Alyson Lamb 

Sixth-Grade Counselor

Amanda Bischof

Seventh-Grade Counselor

Heather Haynes

Eighth-Grade Counselor

JCPS Counselors Department Statement

Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS) counselors, in partnership with students, families, staff, the 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.

Olmsted Academy North’s Counseling Department Mission

Olmsted Academy North’s counseling department will provide skills necessary for educating tomorrow’s leaders today;  whereby all young men will become proficient academically, personally, socially, emotionally, and in preparedness for the future.

Specific Services Available Through Your Child’s Counselor

The Best Way to Talk to Your Child’s Counselor

Parents should set up an appointment to see their child’s counselor by phone, text, or email. 

New Resource Now Available—Operation: PARENT Web Site

http://operationparent.org/

Operation: PARENT is a great parenting resource now available to JCPS parents. Operation: PARENT, based in Kentucky, is a non-profit, parent-driven organization that provides classes, speaker events, a wonderful Parent Handbook, drug testing kits, and more for parents of elementary-, middle-, and high-school students. Operation: PARENT addresses all the tough issues that affect our JCPS families every day—issues like alcohol, drugs, social media, bullying, suicide, and violence. Parents have immediate access to everything on the Web site, including classes, events, an educational monthly e-newsletter, and more.

The site's resources were designed by parents, for parents, to help raise awareness quickly, improve communication skills, establish some age-appropriate boundaries, and network with other parents in the process.


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