Counselor
Counselor - BRES
Counselor
WE CAN SUPPORT YOU WITH THE FOLLOWING CONCERNS:
- Attendance
- Foster care support
- McKinney-Vento services
- School supply and other resource support
- Child safety and wellbeing
- APEX School-Based Mental Health program or mental health referrals
- Hospital homebound program
- Behavior support including behavior RTI and behavior plans
The Student Counseling office is open Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. To schedule an appointment for your child, please email or call the main office at 770-307-1627.
WHAT IS AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL COUNSELOR?
- A certified, specially trained professional educator that serves ALL students in the school
- A special friend when a child needs someone to listen
- A caring person who provides help and guidance to teachers, parents, students, and administrators
- Someone who counsels with students both individually and in groups
WHAT DOES AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL COUNSELOR DO?
- Conducts a comprehensive and developmentally appropriate counseling program
- Conducts staff development for faculty
- Utilizes referral services and community resources
- Conducts parent and teacher conferences
- Provides classroom lessons to each class under the domains of social-emotional learning, career and college exploration, and academic skills such as organization and goal setting
- Works with identified groups of children with specific needs to provide both proactive and responsive interventions
- Provides brief, solutions-focused individual counseling to students
- Provides individual counseling to
- help students develop effective communication skills
- help students develop positive interpersonal relationship skills
- help students develop positive coping and self-regulation skills
- help students set positive goals, exercise responsibility and improve academic success
- help provide support during a crisis
A CHILD MAY SEE THE COUNSELOR FOR:
- Review and discussion of academic need
- Any problems that they may have that are impacting academic performance
- Divorce or changing family issues
- A loss of a family member or close friend
- Decision-making and problem-solving skills
- Improvement and aid in the development of positive self-esteem
- Family concerns or fears
- Developing and increasing social and organizational skills as it relates to academic performance
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