💙 Welcome, Blue Jay Families!
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Hi there! My name is Miss. Quinonez, and I’m so excited to be the school counselor for our amazing Blue Jay students! This is my fourth year at Bryn Mawr Elementary, and I absolutely love being part of this wonderful school community.
As the school counselor, I help students learn about feelings, friendships, problem-solving, and making good choices — all the important things that help them grow both in and out of the classroom. I also work with families and teachers to make sure every student feels safe, supported, and ready to learn.
On this page, you’ll find helpful resources, counseling updates, and ways to reach me if your child ever needs a little extra support.
Let’s work together to help our Blue Jays soar high, shine bright, and believe in themselves!
Office Hours Daily for Students:
Monday - Friday 7:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
(Parents, if you would like counseling services for your child, please speak with your child's teacher to submit a referral. Â
Email: adali_quinonez@redlands.k12.ca.usÂ
Call: (909) 478-5650 ext. 51117Â
National Crisis Hotline (Call or Text): 9-8-8
Local Resources: Call 211 or connectie.org
Redlands Coordinated Student Support Website
If you are experiencing a medical or mental health emergency call 911.
We are thrilled to share that our school counseling program has officially earned the Recognized ASCA Model Program (RAMP) designation from the American School Counselor Association (ASCA)!
RAMP is a prestigious recognition awarded to schools that demonstrate an exemplary, data-driven comprehensive school counseling program. This designation reflects our commitment to delivering a program that supports student success through intentional, evidence-based practices aligned with ASCA’s national model. Learn more about RAMP® at https://www.schoolcounselor.org/RAMP. Â
Achieving RAMP status is a significant milestone, highlighting our program's dedication to meeting students’ academic, social-emotional, and career development needs. We will be certified for five years.
RAMP® designation is for Bryn Mawr Elementary School and not us, the counselors, personally. We may have developed, implemented, and evaluated the school counseling program that has earned RAMP® but we are not RAMP® counselors, we are a RAMP® school.Â
Students who experience the BMES Comprehensive Counseling Program successfully manage their lives as healthy, responsible, and productive 21st-century leaders who respect themselves and others. Students fulfill their dreams through problem-solving, critical thinking, and innovation, and are contributing members of society. BMES students are college and career-ready, as 21st-century lifelong learners, adapting to life’s challenges positively and healthily.Â
The mission of Redlands Unified School District Elementary School Counselors is to provide an equitable, developmentally appropriate, data-driven, comprehensive school counseling program that is accessible to all students. School Counselors aim to close the achievement gap by utilizing a multi-tiered system of support to meet the needs of the whole child, empowering them through social-emotional learning, academic development, and career exploration. School Counselors build a partnerships with teachers, parents, students, administrators, and members of the community to advocate for a positive school climate, equipping students with the skills necessary to confront the challenges of our changing world.Â
Every student has his/her unique strengths and talentsÂ
Every student has the right to learn how to use healthy coping skills in their daily life to deal with the stresses they face now and in the future.
Advocate for a positive school climate for every student, in which they feel safe and cared for at school.
Each student should have access to a full-time, state-certified counselor who delivers a comprehensive, equitable school counseling program.
Every student has the right to feel happy and safe, both physically and emotionally.Â
Every student deserves to be a part of a culturally compassionate and inclusive school environment.Â
Every student deserves equal access to education and equitable access to developmental resources.Â
There is no such thing as bad children, just children who need to learn appropriate problem-solving and emotional management.
Counselors help close the gap by ensuring students have equitable access to academic, academic classes, advanced academic programs, and classroom curricula that teach social-emotional learning and problem-solving skills with advanced exposure to career learning opportunities.Â
All student's cultural, ethnic, racial, and relationship preferences and differences along with other special needs are honored, respected, and considered when planning, developing, and implementing the school counseling program.
Each student can achieve academic, career, and social/emotional success when given appropriate and timely support and interventions as well as rigorous and relevant instruction.