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Counselors

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School Counselors play a vital role in supporting the academic, personal, and emotional growth of all students. They provide guidance in areas such as goal setting, decision-making, and career planning, while also helping students navigate social or emotional challenges that may affect learning. Through classroom lessons, small group sessions, and individual counseling, school counselors foster positive relationships, build resilience, and connect students and families with additional resources when needed—ensuring every child has the support to succeed in school and beyond.

Each campus also benefits from a Communities In Schools caseworker and a Licensed Specialist in School Psychology (LSSP). Additionally, a Comprehensive Case Management Team is in place to provide EC Cares wrap-around support services for students, families, and staff, ensuring a holistic approach to mental health and well-being across the district.

Additional Services

Student Assistance Form

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The Student Assistance Form (SAF) notifies your School-Based Support staff of a non-emergency concern that requires attention/support. Most SAFs are responded to within 2 business days.

Scan the QR code or click the button below to open the form.

Student Assistance Form

Helpful Resources

EC Care Immediate Assistance & Crisis Resources

The EC Cares Immediate Assistance and Crisis Resources flyer provides quick access to trusted support services for students, families and community members. Resources include the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, local mental health services, crisis hotlines, emergency contacts and community support organizations.
 

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Social Media Responsibility

Now more than ever, it is a shared responsibility of all of us in the community to work together to keep kids safe on social media and understand that a child's digital footprint has long-lasting effects.  

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Cyberbullying Prevention & Intervention

Cyberbullying victimization can lead to harmful mental health outcomes ranging from stress to suicidal ideation. Adults can help by taking preventive action against cyberbullying and intervening when it occurs.

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