Counseling
Letter From The Counselor
Mission Statement
The school counselor will work to reduce barriers to learning by helping students with academic and personal/social development and providing an introduction to career planning in a bilingual and multicultural fashion.
What can you talk to the counselor about?
- Just need someone to listen for a while
- Talk about what you want to do in the future
- Problems or changes at home
- You are scared or worried about a situation
- You’re feeling hurt, angry, or sad
- Someone or something you love has died
- Someone is hurting you or you are hurting someone else
- Share and celebrate positive things
- You are overwhelmed or just don’t feel like yourself
¿De qué pueden hablar con las consejeras escolares?
- Sólo necesitas que alguien te escuche un rato
- Hablar de lo que quieres hacer en el futuro
- Problemas o cambios en casa
- Estás temeroso(a) o preocupado(a) acerca de una situación
- Te sientes herido(a), enojado(a), o triste
- Alguien o algo que amas ha muerto
- Alguien te está hiriendo o estás hiriendo a alguien más
- Compartir y celebrar cosas positivas
- Te sientes agobiado(a) o inundado(a) o simplemente no te sientes normal
Parenting Resources
Community Resources
- NM Suicide Hotline 1-800-784-3433
- National Suicide Prevention Hotline 1-800-273-8255
- National Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-799-7233
- Child Sexual Abuse Prevention
- Bullying and Cyberbullying Prevention
- How Virtual Violence Impacts Children’s Behavior: Steps for Parents
- Kids & Tech: Tips for Parents in the Digital Age
- NASP Guidance for Reinforcing Safe, Supportive and Positive School Environments for All Students
- APS News for Students & Parents
- Talking to Children About Tragedies & Other News Events
- Virtual Violence