Counselors at Your Service

The counselor provides individual and group counseling services in order to assist children in the following:

• Conflicts with peers
• Teacher-child conflicts
• Rejection
• Friendships
• Grief and loss
• Family conflicts that affect learning
• Separation and divorce problems
• Anger management
• Setting realistic goals
• Attention and learning deficit

The counselor provides information and resources for classroom guidance activities.

The counselor confers with teachers and staff to plan jointly for the students' needs.

The counselor provides in-service and staff development programs,

The counselor offers teachers interventions and strategies that enhance a child's ability to succeed in the learning environment.

The counselor coordinates human services at the school site to ensure that the basic security needs of children are met.

Counselors provide information and referrals about community agencies and services.

The counselor acts as liaison for community agencies to disseminate information to the school community and to bring additional programs to the school.

The counselor confers with parents in order to help children change unwanted behaviors and attitudes.

The counselor provides parents with community resources when necessary.

The counselor empowers parents to become more involved in school and community affairs.