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Megan Latch
School Counselor 5th Grade
(651)460-5849
mlatch@isd200.org
Ellen Rademacher
School Counselor 6th Grade
(651)504-5746
erademacher@isd200.org
Charlie Black
School Counselor 7th Grade
(651)829-9185
cblack@isd200.org
Brooke Johnson
School Counselor 8th Grade
(651)480-7079
bjohnson@isd200.org
School Social Worker: Maddie Peterson
(651)321-3428
mpeterson@isd200.org
School Psychologist: Amy Mares
(612)405-3770
amares@isd200.org
Family Support Worker: Molly Cirillo
(651)300-5826
mcirillo@isd200.org
Schoology Parent Information and Infinite Campus Information:
Lori Marsh lmarsh@isd200.org
Schoology Student Information: Glenda Peak gpeak@isd200.org
Resources and Distance Learning Updates
The National Association of School Psychologists has a great article for Talking to Children about Covid-19. Click here to view it.
OUR PURPOSE
The Guidance and Counseling Program of District #200 provides developmental as well as pro-active, preventative and remedial services. The program is a cooperative effort involving students, staff members, parents and the community. Its purpose is to empower all learners to lead satisfying and productive lives by assisting them in identifying and achieving educational, career, personal and social goals. We are here to help by working with academic issues, educational and career planning as well as personal concerns.
THE ROLE OF THE SCHOOL COUNSELOR
School counselors are actively committed to helping students explore their abilities, strengths, interests and talents as these traits relate to career awareness and development.
- School counselors help parents focus on ways to further the education, personal and social growth of students.
- School counselors work with teachers and other educators to help students explore their potential and set realistic goals for themselves.
- School counselors seek to identify and utilize community resources that can enhance and complement comprehensive school counseling programs and help students become productive members of society.
Comprehensive school counseling programs are considered an integral part of the educational process that enables all students to achieve success in school.
THE HASTINGS COUNSELING STAFF IS HERE TO HELP
- Individual Counseling
- Academic Counseling
- Support Groups
- Career Exploration
- Course Planning and Scheduling
- Transition Groups
- Special Services Referrals
- Developmental Guidance Activities
WHAT IS ON YOUR MIND?
Homework Completion
Study Skills, Organization and Test Taking
Lack of Motivation
Mental Health Resources
Depression/Anxiety
Chemical Dependency
Cyber Safety
Eating Disorders
School Refusal
Self-Injurious Behavior
Your counselor is ready to listen. If you have concerns about your family, friends, or even yourself make an appointment to see your counselor. We are here to help.
DO WE MAKE A DIFFERENCE? ABSOLUTELY!
The counselors give me support in ways that I don't get from
my friends or at home.
~8th Grade Student
The counselors at the Middle School have always been a great resource and source of support when working with our most high risk students.
~Hastings Police Department
Because my friend told my counselor about my problem, I am alive today.
~7th Grade Student