Student Support at
The FAIR School for Arts
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Looking for some support, or just someone to talk to?
Looking for some support, or just someone to talk to?
Here are people and programs to support you at The FAIR School for Arts.
Here are people and programs to support you at The FAIR School for Arts.
Carrie Pagel, Counselor
Margaret McDonald, Counselor
Delina Brown-Jackson, Counselor
Counseling Team
Counseling Team
Services provided to students: Daily academic and social-emotional support, academic counseling, future planning
Services provided to families: Academic and social-emotional consultation, information about academic programs and schedules.
How do students access your services: Come to our offices or e-mail us to make an appointment.
For more information, visit our webpage!
Social Worker
Social Worker
Services provided to students: Social-emotional support, emergency response, referral to mental health services, 504 Plan support.
Services provided to families: Social-emotional consultation and 504 plan referral
How do students access your services: Come to room 201, send an e-mail, or call 612-668-1077
Kayci Rush, School Social Worker
Michelle Ricart, School Nurse
Paulette Bedward, Health Service Asst.
School Health Office
School Health Office
Services provided to students: Response to student health care needs throughout the school day, medication and long-term condition/dietary management
Services provided to families: Medication management and healthcare documentation
How do students access your services: In an emergency, come to the main office at any time for healthcare services. In a non-emergency, request a pass from your teacher and stop down.
For more information, visit our webpage!
School-Based Clinic
School-Based Clinic
Services provided to students: Medical-physicals, immunizations, treatment of minor illness and injury, pregnancy test, sexually transmitted disease testing and treatment, family planning exams, and prescriptions. Health Education-induvial sessions on health relationships, consent, birth control and more. Nutrition-counseling for sports nutrition, special diets for weight gain/loss, vegetarian diets, and other special dietary needs.
Services provided to families: Group presentations and health outreach available for student, parent, and community groups on a variety of topics. School-based clinic professionals work collaboratively with families/caregivers in adolescents health holistically.
How do students access your services: Students can access services by walking into clinic to schedule an appointment and or call 612-668-1064 to schedule an appointment. There are some walk-in appointment available.
For more information, visit our webpage!
Atasha Hayden, Health Assistant
Gretta Hughes, Physician Assistant
Grace Christensen, Health Educator
Kendra Shulman, Therapist
Raleigh Heath, Therapist
School-Based Mental Health Therapy
School-Based Mental Health Therapy
Services provided to students: Intakes/Diagnostic assessments, Individual, group and family therapy, Guidance for school-based skills work, Training for students and staff
Services provided to families: Consultation with teachers and parents, Care coordination with providers and parents, training for families, family therapy (as needed).
How do students access your services: Referrals are made through the school social worker.
For more information, visit our webpage!
Health and Sexuality Mentor/Educator
Health and Sexuality Mentor/Educator
Services provided to students: Support, education, and/or referrals for students in private/confidential 1:1 meetings. Students can meet about various topics related to reproductive health, sexual health, and/or relationship health and wellbeing. Example topics: birth control, STI prevention, consent, healthy, unhealthy, or abusive relationships, decision making and communication skills, LGBTQIA+ topics (gender, sexuality, identity, etc.), dating/crushes, and more. Students can also access free safer sex supplies like condoms, dental dams, and lubrication.
Services provided to families: The Annex Teen Clinic offers various parent education workshops through out the year. Families can find more information on the Annex's website here: https://annexteenclinic.org/parents-educators/ Please offer feedback or requests for support/education via email abby@annexteenclinic.org.
How do students access your services: To pick up safer sex supplies students can drop by anytime and do not need an appointment. For a 1:1 meeting, come by my room (226), text me ( (612) 470-8540), or email me abby@annexteenclinic.org.
Abby Pearson, Health Mentor
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