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RESULTS: Data Matters
RESULTS: Data Matters
DATA RESULTS
At Brown School, we believe social-emotional data is vital—it tells the unique story of our scholars. Student data goes beyond numbers and statistics; it allows us to identify effective interventions that help our scholars focus on learning, build positive relationships, and develop resilience for the future.
By analyzing this data, we can pinpoint students needing additional support in regulating their emotions and behavior. Regularly reviewing this information provides us with a clearer understanding of any gaps in students’ social-emotional learning.
Positive data outcomes excite us as educators because they show that our intervention strategies are truly making a difference—it means what we’re doing works!
Want to learn more? Check out the Student Support Services Google Slides to see how we are supporting our scholars' social-emotional needs.
(Last updated 10/10/2024)
💛 School Counseling: Supporting Students Every Step of the Way
💛 School Counseling: Supporting Students Every Step of the Way
Every child deserves to feel supported, connected, and successful at school! Our School Counseling Program provides a caring space where students can develop friendships, manage big feelings, build confidence, and learn skills to navigate everyday challenges.
We offer check-ins, classroom lessons, and short-term individual and small-group counseling (typically 6–8 weeks). While school counseling is not therapy, we work alongside teachers and families to identify appropriate supports and can suggest outside resources when additional help is needed.
Questions or concerns? I'm happy to help!
Dr. Julie Von Berckefeldt (Dr. V)
School Counselor
📧 jvonberckefeldt@turlock.k12.ca.us
📞 (209) 226-6800
Together, we can help every child feel seen, supported, and ready to thrive!
Research Wednesdays
Research Wednesdays
Stay connected to the latest research impacting K-12 education. Every Wednesday, national education expert Dr. Doug Reeves shares his top recommendations on the most recent and relevant research in the field. [click here to access Research Wednesday]
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