WELCOME TO
WAKE FOREST MIDDLE SCHOOL
STUDENT SERVICES
Wake Forest Middle School Student Services works collaboratively with students, their families, staff, and the community to promote student growth in the areas of academic, career and personal/social development.
These flyers share resources for assistance during this holiday time. The sheet below highlights resources for mental health help.
Mental Health Resources for families over winter break with Spanish.pdfThe sheet below is an opportunity for those families who qualify to purchase holiday gifts at a low cost.
Any family with children on Medicaid is welcome to attend the event. They simply need to bring:
A valid ID
The children’s Medicaid cards
Documentation linking them as the parent or guardian of the children (birth certificate, guardianship letter, letter from school stating they are listed as guardians on file, bank statement with kid/parent names, even logging in to powerschool in front of us and seeing the kids names would be enough, insurance mailing about kid to parent)
No pre-registration is required—families can just show up with the items listed above. The event will feature wonderful items for the families at a significant discount (85% off), and we are committed to helping local school families access this opportunity.
Pride for Parents-Invite-2 for Ministries-for Printer-2024-2.pdf
WFMS Student Services honored with RAMP, Recognized ASCA Model Program, at the American School Counselor Association Summer Conference, July 2024.
Ms. Rhonda Pertell attended the conference with other WCPSS counselors and received this award on behalf of the WFMS Student Services department.
WFMS Student Services earns
NC School Counseling Diamond Award, 2023-2028
The North Carolina School Counseling Diamond Award is a joint collaboration between the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI) School Counseling and the North Carolina School Counselor Association (NCSCA) to recognize school counseling programs that demonstrate an exemplary data-informed and outcome-based comprehensive school counseling program. Picture taken at the North Carolina State Board of Education meeting in Feb. 2024, where the WFMS team was being honored.