Our Services
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In order to support students where they are in their social emotional needs, we have started planning supports that our department will offer. Services will be offered based on interest so please let us know if any of the following programming would benefit your child. Grade level school counselors will follow up with families by email or phone.
~HOW WE SUPPORT OUR STUDENTS~
Middle School Counselors provide a comprehensive school counseling program that addresses the needs of students in grades 6 through 8. Counselors promote and enhance the academic, personal, social, health and career development of all students and guide students and their families in making informed educational decisions.
School counselors at the middle school level support students as they transition from elementary school to middle school and from middle school to high school. Middle school counselors also serve as a resource for parents and teachers and as a liaison with community agencies.
Professional school counselors are leaders who advocate, collaborate, and facilitate individual and system change to ensure every student has the knowledge and skills necessary for academic success and personal growth.
Individual & Group Counseling
We offer individual and group counseling support to students as needed.
Classroom Counseling Lessons
We visit classrooms to deliver lessons on social/ emotional skills, academic planning, college and career readiness. Topics include: Naviance College & Career planning, Signs of Suicide (SOS), Personal Body Safety lessons (PBSL), Leader in Me and Social Emotional Lessons (SEL).
College & Career Planning
Career Day activities for all grade levels
Naviance is a web-based program that supports students in exploring and developing their post-secondary plans. It addresses four key areas of college and career readiness:
Self-Discovery – "Who Am I?"
Students find college and career pathways that are right for them.
Career Exploration – "What Do I Want To Be?"
Students realize their strengths, goals, skills, knowledge, and interests to help them make better academic decisions.
Academic Planning – "How Will I Get There?"
Students connect academic achievement with long-term goals.
College and Career Preparation – "Will I Be Successful?"
Students research and compare colleges and universities, explore and apply to scholarship opportunities, and track the status of transcripts and letters of recommendations.
Wellness Room
Simply breathe, relax, recover and be inspired. Visitors will uncover inspirational books, calmness, practice yoga, engage in a variety of mindfulness activities or simply be present. Learn and practice new healthy coping skills and ways to reduce stress.
Student and Family Support and Engagement is committed to providing the services and programs needed to promote positive school cultures and advance the academic, physical, social and psychological well-being of every student.