- Mills Park Elementary School Counselors
- WCPSS Elementary School Counselors
- Mission and Vision Statements
- Meet the Counselors
- Student Support Services
- Annual Calendar
- K-2
- 3-5
- Small Groups/Lunch Bunch
- Parent Programs/Resources
- Kindergarten
- Magnet and Middle School Information
- Warms the Heart
- Character Education
- Thank you
WCPSS Elementary School Counselors
Helping WCPSS students gain skills to be prepared to reach their full potential and lead productive lives in a complex and changing world.
- Classroom Lessons - Elementary counselors teach lessons in classrooms on topics such as making friends, decision making, study skills, bullying prevention, and social and emotional learning.
- Small Groups - Counselors may see small groups of students in their office to discuss topics such as friendship, social thinking, academic achievement or leadership.
- Individual Counseling - Counselors can work with students individually for short term counseling needs. If your child needs more support, your counselor can help you find the resources that you need.
School Counseling is for EVERYONE
School counselors work with all students in the school to learn about:
Feelings Families Differences Bullying Prevention Personal Safety
Acceptance Self-Esteem Career Awareness Conflict Resolution Problem Solving
Friendships Social Skills Managing Behavior Healthy Brains
Feelings Families Differences Bullying Prevention Personal Safety
Acceptance Self-Esteem Career Awareness Conflict Resolution Problem Solving
Friendships Social Skills Managing Behavior Healthy Brains
School Counselors also work with parents & teachers to support students' learning in academic and social emotional skills.
School Counselors are Here to Help! Call your school counselor:
If you have questions or concerns about your child's strong feelings, behavior, friendships., school issues, bullying, family changes, or difficult life experiences.
If you have questions or concerns about your child's strong feelings, behavior, friendships., school issues, bullying, family changes, or difficult life experiences.
