Welcome to the Connally Counseling Website!
Welcome to the 2026-2027 school year !!!
Welcome to the Connally Counseling Website!
Welcome to another School Year
Start your engines, Coyotes! The track is clear, the lights are green, and a brand-new school year is stretched out in front of us. Whether you are shifting into high gear as a returning student or just rolling onto our campus for the first time, your school counseling team is thrilled to welcome you to the starting line.
This year, our journey is all about one powerful engine:
Driven with Purpose and Fueled by the Pack!
In high-speed racing, nobody wins a championship alone. It takes a dedicated pit crew, a clear strategy, and an incredible community to power through every turn. We are here to support you, cheer you on, and make sure you have everything you need to navigate the track ahead.
Let’s fuel our engines with academic growth, emotional resilience, and community connection and make this the most purposeful race yet!
See you at Pit Stop #1 - Prep Day!
💙~ Mrs. Chavez and Mrs. James
Mission Statement
The Coyote Counseling Department is committed to fostering a community of lifelong learners.
In collaboration with parents, teachers, administrators, and the broader community, our school counselors support students in achieving growth across all areas—academic, personal, social, and emotional.
The Texas Model for Comprehensive School Counseling Programs is an integral part of each student's total educational program. It is developmental and systematic in nature and vital to the achievement in education for all students. Comprehensive school counseling programs organize resources to meet the priority needs of all students through four delivery service components:
Guidance Curriculum, Individual Planning, Responsive Services, and System Support.
The Four Components of a Comprehensive School Counseling Program
Guidance Curriculum
Throughout the school year, counselors focus on delivering the guidance curriculum with the purpose to help all students develop transferable skills relative to their educational, career, personal, and social and emotional development.
The four strategic curricular content areas are Intrapersonal Effectiveness, Interpersonal Effectiveness, Post-Secondary Planning and Career Readiness, and Personal Health and Safety.
Topics for delivery may include helping students develop a positive self-concept, effective conflict resolution skills, motivation to succeed in personal endeavors, and the demonstration of resiliency and coping skills.
Individual Planning
The purpose of individual planning is to guide all students as they learn to plan, monitor, and manage their own goals.
Efforts are consistently made to meet with students individually or in groups using a variety of resources to assist students in developing and implementing personalized plans.
Various considerations are made during the individual planning process to ensure inclusivity of all students regarding multi-cultural consideration, special populations, multiple intelligences, and academic implications with regards to specialized circumstances and/or services.
Responsive Services
The purpose of responsive services is to support all students in their time of need and intervene on behalf of those whose immediate circumstances or concerns interfere with their daily functioning.
All students are provided equitable access to school counseling services with the purpose of providing preventative or remedial services for the development of foundational skills.
At times, these services may elevate to crisis services that could involve specific protocols that include district policies and procedures as well as state law.
System Support
The purpose of system support is to identify and coordinate resources and activities on campus and in the community that indirectly benefit students.
System support, the foundation of the school counseling program assists with identifying the various needs of the students and campus through consultation with school staff and interpretation of data.
In collaboration with parents, teachers, administrators, and the community, Counselors are able to advocate for student needs and plan and implement programs that benefit all students throughout the school year.
Find Us!
8661 Silent Sunrise - San Antonio, TX 78250
Phone: (210) 397-1032 Fax: (210) 257-1004