How Do We Help Students and Families?
Individual Support: Providing one-on-one guidance for social, emotional, and learning needs.
Classroom & Group Lessons: Leading small and large group activities focused on character education, safety, well-being, and personal growth.
Academic Planning: Helping students set realistic action steps to meet their educational and future career goals.
Early Intervention: Monitoring student behavior and habits to step in early with strategies that boost self-esteem and academic success.
Counseling Programs: Designing school-wide initiatives that celebrate individual differences and support every student's unique path to success.
Home-to-School Partnership: Organizing workshops and informational programs to help parents confidently support their student's educational and developmental needs at home.
Email: Regina_M_Mccullough@mcpsmd.org
Email: olga_m_williams@mcpsmd.org
Phone: 240-740-7650
To enroll at Wood Middle School, please call the Counseling Registrar to make an appointment.
Jessica_D_Laks@mcpsmd.org
Office Hours: Mon/Tues 8:00-3:00
How does the School Psychologist help students and families?
Works with other staff to explore individual student interventions
Works with students for behavior management and provide instructional consultation
Helps students develop social skills and provide psych assessments
McDonnell-McKenna, Brenda L Brenda_McDonnell-McKenna@mcpsmd.org
Office Hours: Mon/Thurs 8:30-4:30
How does the Pupil Personnel Worker help students and families?
Addresses issues with attendance
Helps students and families experiencing residency issues
Helps families have knowledge and skills to engage in their child’s education and mental well-being
Is the case manager for student dealing with suspensions and expulsions
Works with homeschool families and students in hospital school
And More
Student Service Learning Hours (SSL) contact: courtney_l_berger@mcpsmd.org
