What is a school counselorAccomplished school counselors are educators who use their knowledge of students, counseling, pedagogy, curriculum integration, and the unique context of their school and community to influence students' learning and well-being. They are also integral members of the instructional team of the school and work with teachers, administrators, and other members of the learning community to advance student learning.
As specialists in intervention, school counselors are in the unique position to be the eyes, ears, and heart of the entire school. The school counselor is data-driven. The use of data to effect change within the school system is integral to ensuring that every student receives the benefits of the school counseling program |
counseling classesFounded on developmental psychology, educational philosophy, career development, and counseling methodology, counseling classes are built on a comprehensive program that promotes and supports student success through academic, career, and personal/social development and is an integral part of the total education program of the school. Classes utilize strategies to enhance academic achievement, provide career awareness, develop employment readiness, encourages self-awareness, foster interpersonal communication skills, and facilitate successful transitions for every student.
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INdividual and group counselingSchool Counselors conduct individual and group counseling outside of the classroom to respond to students' identified needs or interests.
In order for students to meet with their counselor they may go through their teacher, principal or speak with Mrs. Little about the subject that needs to be addressed. Parents may also contact Mrs. Little at the school any time a concern arrives. |