Counseling Support
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Meet the Counselor
Meet the Counselor
Our Vision for Counseling
Our Vision for Counseling
Our vision is to operate in the highest ethical manner, treating every person with integrity and respect. To foster a safe and fulfilling environment that ensures equitable access to students of all backgrounds, striving to provide the resources and opportunities necessary for every student to succeed.
Our Mission for Counseling
Our Mission for Counseling
Our mission is to empower all students to achieve academic, career, and social/emotional success by providing a comprehensive, culturally responsive counseling program that promotes equity, respect, and inclusion. We are committed to fostering a supportive and safe environment where every student is encouraged to develop a positive sense of self, build meaningful relationships, and pursue lifelong learning. Through collaboration with educators, families, and the community, we aim to equip students with the skills, knowledge, and mindset necessary to overcome challenges, realize their potential, and thrive in a diverse and evolving world.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I meet with the school counselor?
How can I meet with the school counselor?
Fill out a Student Counseling Request
Stop by the Front Office
Teacher or Parent Referral
Counselor Invitation
What happens when I meet with a school counselor?
What happens when I meet with a school counselor?
School counselors are trained to assist students in dealing with problems and reaching their goals. Counselors meet with students one at a time or in small groups to discuss feelings and actions. Counselors and students also draw, write, read, and play learning games as part of working out problems and developing good habits. Classroom lessons are another way that counselors help students develop skills in citizenship, problem-solving, and working well with others.
School counselors are trained to assist students in dealing with problems and reaching their goals. Counselors meet with students one at a time or in small groups to discuss feelings and actions. Counselors and students also draw, write, read, and play learning games as part of working out problems and developing good habits. Classroom lessons are another way that counselors help students develop skills in citizenship, problem-solving, and working well with others.
What types of things do counselors talk with students about in class lessons and in individual or group counseling?
Career exploration
Conflict resolution
Focus skills
Friendship skills
Growth mindset
Listening skills
Mindfulness and coping skills
Positive communication
Responsibility
Self-awareness
Self-esteem
Self-regulation (emotions)
Study skills
Report abuse