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Mental Health Services

Ongoing school counseling may be appropriate for your child if:

Your child’s academics are being negatively impacted by social or emotional difficulties occurring at school.

You may want to collaborate with your child’s counselor if: 

  • There are challenges at home that are affecting their performance/well-being at school.
  • You have concerns regarding their social or emotional well-being at school (i.e. they report they do not have any friends after the initial school year transition, they are reporting anxiety or depression, school avoidance or disruptive behaviors).
  • You would like suggestions or help with supporting your child at home with social or emotional needs.

Counseling Team Roles 

 

School Psychologist

 

 

  • Testing and Evaluation

  • Chairperson for IEP and 504 meetings 

  • Response to Intervention (RTI) Development

  • Consultation with Teachers/Parents regarding Academic Concerns

 

 

 

School Counselor/ School Social Worker

 

 

  • Individual/Group Counseling

  • Second Step Curriculum · 

  • Community Building Circles

  • Learning for Justice Curriculum

  • Crisis Intervention

  • Peer Mediation

  • Members of School Wide Committees

 

 

 

Primary Project Associate 

 

 

  • Child Directed Play

  •  Social Skills Groups

  • New Student Club

 

Testing and Evaluation

Chairperson for IEP and 504 meetings 

Response to Intervention (RTI) Development

Consultation with Teachers/Parents regarding Academic Concerns

 

Individual/Group Counseling

Second Step Curriculum · 

Community Building Circles

Learning for Justice Curriculum

Crisis Intervention

Peer Mediation

Members of School Wide Committees

 

Child Directed Play

 Social Skills Groups

New Student Club