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The counseling program at South Girard School is
designed to be preventive and developmental. Our goal is to
assist your child in reaching his or her highest potential.
The counselors are available to work with students and parents.
Students may be referred to counselors by the following people:
parents, teachers, or administrators. Students may also
request to see the counselor. Some of the services available
through the counseling program are: classroom guidance
activities, group activities, individual counseling, and parenting
workshops.
South Girard participates in Title IV, a program
for drug, alcohol, and tobacco awareness and prevention of violence.
Counseling Staff
Mrs. Lori Storey
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When
I have good news to share. |
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When
I have trouble with friends. |
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When
I have trouble with my school work. |
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When
I have problems with my brothers and sisters. |
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When
I have trouble getting along with others. |
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When
I need to talk to someone. |
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Contact Information
334-298-2527
Best time to contact is between 7:30-8:00 a.m.
and 2:30-3:00 p.m.
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What does a counselor do?
A counselor...
Visits my
classroom to help me understand myself and others.
Works with small
groups on study habits, self-concept, divorce, conflict resolution,
and improving academic performance. |
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How do I see a counselor?
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The teacher can submit a
written referral.
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The teacher can ask
the counselor to see you.
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The student's
parents/guardians can ask the counselor for an appointment.
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The student can ask to
see the counselor.
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The student can leave
a note in the counselor's mailbox.
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The counselor can ask
to see the student.
Sites of Interest
http://www.careercruising.com/default.asp |
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Meets new students
and helps them adjust to school.
Explains test
scores to parents and teachers.
Talks with parents
and teachers.
WORKS WITH ALL
STUDENTS! |
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