Roseway Heights Middle School
Wellness Center
Wellness Team
Our team includes two full time School Counselors and one full time school social worker. We work closely with our Student Intervention Team, Attendance Team and Special Education Team to address the needs of our all students and families. We use a collaborative approach, drawing upon the expertise and special interests of our counselors.
Services we provide:
academic support and guidance for students and parents
crisis counseling and suicide assessment
referrals for mental health services
high school transition
college and career preparation
referrals to alternative schools
504 Plan case management
small group counseling
Randee Startin
School Counselor
Last Names A-K
rstartinhall@pps.net
A.A. in Psychology and Secondary Education -
College of Southern Nevada
B.A. in Psychology -
Nevada State College
M.Ed. in School Counseling -
Lewis & Clark College
Katie McLaughlin
School Counselor
Last Names L-Z
B.A. in Community Health Education-
University of Maine Farmington
M.A. Counseling
Messiah University
Morrison Child & Family Services (school-based mental health program) currently accepts all types of OHP, Kaiser (with prior authorization), and Moda insurance plans.
During these unique times it is important to remember that we are resilient beings and that all of our feelings are valid. This link is to a list of apps that can help students manage their feelings.
What is school counseling?
The mission of comprehensive school counseling in Oregon is to provide developmental and systematic support to each and every student to ensure the academic, career, social/emotional development and achievement, and support participation in the broader community. Comprehensive School Counseling Programs (CSCPs) are proactive and preventative. CSCPs enhance learning by assisting students to acquire critical skills for lifelong learning and success. CSCPs embrace professional standards and models for best practice in the field. Comprehensive school counseling programs provide an array of interventions and supports for students. These are delivered collaboratively with school staff, families, and members of the community to provide seamless transitions to each student’s next steps. The goal is that each student will leave the pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade system with the skills and knowledge to live, learn, work, and contribute in both local and global communities. (Oregon’s Framework for Comprehensive School Counseling Programs, 2018)