Counselor's Corner
Message from Ms. Martin
Welcome Back To School Virtual Office
Message from Mrs. Cantrell
Check it out: A short video of a poem written and recited by Amanda Gorman about the importance of talking about racism. Let's increase awareness, so change may happen!
Social Emotional Resources
Worry & Anxiety Resources
Parents Resources
Coping Skills Resources
Internet Safety
Story Time with Ms. Martin
Story Time with Mrs. Cantrell
Support Services
Mentoring
Exceptional Child Education (ECE) Services
Counseling
School Based Seven Counties
Counselor Services
Peer Mediation Classroom Guidance
Individual Counseling and Group Counseling
Character Education
Transition Services
Referrals to Outside Agencies
Drug Prevention Program
Advance Program Testing
Anger Management Counseling
Academic Counseling
Testing Information
Test Result Interpretation
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best way to talk with my child’s counselor?
A parent should set up an appointment by phone, e-mail, fax, or letter to see their child’s counselor.
What is the best way for my child to talk with his or her counselor?
The best way is for students to make an appointment with the counselor. If it is an emergency, they should contact a teacher or general office staff member immediately and let him or her know of their need to see the counselor.
What else can I learn about the services and programs offered by JCPS?
Visit the JCPS Web site, which has information on a variety of JCPS programs and departments.