Ashley Witt

Pisgah Forest Elementary School

School Counselor

About Me

Staff Bio

I am the full-time School Counselor at Pisgah Forest Elementary School. 2019-2020 is my 10th year at PFE and my 13th year with Transylvania County Schools. I am proud to be able to help students reach their full potential - academically and emotionally.

I am an area native, a proud graduate of Transylvania County Schools, and a first-generation college graduate. I received my Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from Elon University. I briefly worked in accounting and event planning before I became a Student Advocate (focusing in drop-out prevention and student retention) at Rosman Middle and High Schools. Early in my time at RMS/RHS, I knew I wanted to work with students long-term and went back to school. In 2010, I received my Master of Arts in Education (School Counseling) degree from Western Carolina University.

I love living in the mountains of North Carolina and spending time with my husband (a high school Social Studies teacher), my son (an active two-year-old), and my rescue dog. I also really enjoy reading, trying new restaurants, helping others, and relaxing in the backyard.


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Mrs. Ashley Witt

About Me

Contact Information

Phone: (828) 877-4481 x6694

Email: awitt@tcsnc.org

Degrees & Certifications

Elon University - 2006

(B.S. - Business Administration)

Western Carolina University - 2010

(M.A. - Education, School Counseling)

N.C. School Counseling License

School Counseling Role

"Today's school counselors are vital members of the education team. They help all students in the areas of academic achievement, career and social/emotional development, ensuring today's students become the productive, well-adjusted adults of tomorrow."

-American School Counseling Association


I teach classroom counseling lessons in all K-5 classrooms, facilitate social-emotional small groups, counsel students individually (short-term), serve on MTSS/Tier 3 team, coordinate 504 plans, assist with behavior plans, and support students, staff, and families in other ways as needed.