Services
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Student services
Responsive Services:
Brief goal focused individual counseling
Short term group counseling ( when available)
Classroom counseling lessons promoting social/emotional, academic and career development
Individual student planning
Supporting and assisting students and families as they navigate crisis and emergency situations
Consultation and collaboration: working alongside parents, teachers, other educators and community organizations to develop an action plan that promotes student achievement and pro-social behavior
Referrals: sharing school or community resources that offer additional assistance and information
Social/emotional support
Help to instill positive character traits through character education programs
Build relationships with all students so they feel connected to their school community
Help students resolve conflict and develop coping skills
Support and empower students who exhibit challenging behaviors in school
School counselors do not provide therapy or long-term counseling in schools; they are prepared to recognize and respond to student mental health needs and assist students and families seeking additional resources
Academic support
Supporting the academic success of all students by working with students, teachers, and parents/guardians.
Present classroom lessons to teach students skills for learning
Career development support
Create awareness of the world of work, careers and post-secondary options to elementary students in a developmentally appropriate manner
Support students through career exploration and career assessments
Family support
Work with parents to implement strategies and programs to help students be successful in school
Collaborate with community agencies to assist parents/guardians in obtaining needed services
Christmas assistance program for families
Transition support
Support new students to the school
Work with incoming kindergarten students to help them and their families have a successful transition to elementary school
Work with students as they transition from elementary school to middle school, and from middle school to high school