Would your child benefit from Individual or Group Counseling?
If so, please click and fill out the Parent Referral form
Would your child benefit from Individual or Group Counseling?
If so, please click and fill out the Parent Referral form
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If so, please click and fill out the Parent Referral form
Back to School:
LISD provides families with resources to ensure each child receives the support they need to develop every aspect of their being. Click to view this year’s Counseling Flyers
Back to School:
LISD provides families with resources to ensure each child receives the support they need to develop every aspect of their being. Click to view this year’s Counseling Flyers
Beginning of Year Presentations:
Beginning of Year Presentations:
Counselors are here as a support system to work directly and indirectly to benefit student success in providing guidance by going into the classrooms and presenting interactive lessons on various topics. Our goal as your child’s counselors will be to help build skills that foster their academic, personal, and social development.
Parent Preview of Counseling Intro Presentation
Future Pathways:
Future Pathways:
Lewisville ISD is committed to support all students in grades 6-12 with college, career, and military readiness. Students and families will be engaged in a variety of interest surveys, college and career activities, and be provided with resources on financial aid, scholarships, and test preparation throughout the school year.
September Newsletter: Future Pathways Newsletter - What is Future Pathways?
October Newsletter: Future Pathways Newsletter - CCMR
Red Ribbon Campaign:
It is the vision of the LISD Counseling & Social Work Services Department to work in collaboration with students, staff, parents and community to continue educational partnerships, and community conversations to promote awareness and understanding of substance abuse and mental health and remove stigmas related to the situations our students face.
Red Ribbon Campaign:
It is the vision of the LISD Counseling & Social Work Services Department to work in collaboration with students, staff, parents and community to continue educational partnerships, and community conversations to promote awareness and understanding of substance abuse and mental health and remove stigmas related to the situations our students face.
Flyers in English & Spanish
Conversation Starter Cards
Ask the Experts videos/Parent Preview
TEA Fentanyl Resources
Link to www.redribbon.org
Info about Medication Disposal Day
Minute Meetings:
Minute Meetings:
As counselors it is our goal to meet with every student so they know how to access the counseling office and we can know how to best support them. We take this opportunity to ask them what support looks like at school should they need it! We call these Minute Meetings and love our time with students.
As counselors it is our goal to meet with every student so they know how to access the counseling office and we can know how to best support them. We take this opportunity to ask them what support looks like at school should they need it! We call these Minute Meetings and love our time with students.
Below are the questions asked. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out!
Below are the questions asked. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out!
What is your favorite hobby or activity to do outside of school?
What has been the best thing about school so far? Favorite class?
How do you manage your time with school work and outside of school commitments?
Do you feel comfortable talking to teachers/coaches/staff/counselors?
How can the counselors help support you? academic, personal/emotional support, organizational skills, friendships, family situations, other.
What else would you like for me to know about you?
If we were to bring a program or presenter to SRMS, what topics do you think would be helpful? (Student need)
What is your favorite hobby or activity to do outside of school?
What has been the best thing about school so far? Favorite class?
How do you manage your time with school work and outside of school commitments?
Do you feel comfortable talking to teachers/coaches/staff/counselors?
How can the counselors help support you? academic, personal/emotional support, organizational skills, friendships, family situations, other.
What else would you like for me to know about you?
If we were to bring a program or presenter to SRMS, what topics do you think would be helpful? (Student need)
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