About the School Counseling Program

The school counseling program is designed to support the academic, social-emotional, and college/career development of all students. Services are delivered through a combination of classroom guidance lessons, small group counseling, and individualized support throughout the school year.

At the elementary level, the program places a strong emphasis on direct services that promote students’ personal and social growth. Counseling topics include academic support, college and career readiness, emotional regulation, conflict resolution, self-awareness, relationship skills, and goal setting. These foundational skills help students develop a strong sense of self and support their overall academic success.

As a school counseling professional, my goal is to help ensure that every student has the support they need to thrive in the school environment. I collaborate closely with our school’s specialist team and administrative staff to address the diverse needs of our students and foster a safe, inclusive, and supportive learning community.

All students have access to counseling services as part of their general education program. In alignment with our Counseling Master Plan (CMP), every student will engage with the school counselor through regular classroom lessons aimed at building lifelong skills for success in school, future careers, and beyond.

Through a combination of school-wide initiatives, targeted small group support, and responsive crisis intervention, the counseling program ensures comprehensive and equitable access to services for all students during their elementary years.