Middle school counselor

Picture this...you’re 11-years-old and have been happy as a clam at your elementary school for as long as you can remember. But, your small, safe world is

Whether your district calls it PBIS, RTI-B, or MTSS-B, chances are, you are providing your students with levels of support. This is a good thing! That said,

Middle school minds are truly a work in progress. Kids and teens in middle school need extra support learning and applying social-emotional skills every step of the way. Learn how to use strategies and techniques to build SEL skills with your learners that are fun, engaging, and meaningful.

Are you a new middle school counselor? A school counseling student thinking about what level might be best for you? Or maybe you're a seasoned vet beginning to feel a little burnt out? Read on for the top 5 reasons to fall in love with middle school counseling!

5 reasons I'm using Coffee with the Counselor in my middle school and why you could, too!

Dear new school counselor,

I'm sharing everything you need to know to go into your school counselor interviews and nail them! I'm sharing ideas and tips for the school counselor interview process, which includes topics such as: preparation, creating a portfolio, questions you might be asked, and more! Read the entire post to get yourself ready now!

Promoting self-esteem in the classroom can be beneficial for all students, especially the period in which preteens and teens experience their most formative years. Here's what you can do in the classroom to help your middle school students feel more comfortable about who they are. #CultofPedagogyPin

Sometimes your last school counseling lesson of the year comes so close to the end, that it doesn't seem helpful to teach a new social emotional skill. Or

In this blog post I outline all the reasons I've fallen in love with being a middle school counselor.

Are you a first-year school counselor? Looking for where to begin or what to do first? I've got the hook up... start reading now!

Grit and Mindset Lesson Plan

In this blog post, I discuss the importance of college readiness for middle schoolers and how as school counselors we play a critical role in helping our students prepare for the future.

So you finally landed the job out of grad school and are ready to start as a School Counselor. It’s a difficult profession but you will make a difference in the lives of children, hooray for you! Now that I have a few years into the profession, I find myself saying “I wish I knew this when I first started”. So here is a list of things I wish I knew as a first-year Counselor to hopefully help you. #schoolcounselor #schoolcounseling

Excellent and effective comprehensive school counseling programs aren’t a list of specific lessons or activities or celebrations, though. Great counseling programs meet the needs of their students. This means they look different. Your students can develop socially and emotionally and academically and behaviorally as a result of your work even if you don’t check off all of the boxes created by others.

Quick, fun, no-prep SEL lesson activities that are perfect for before and after breaks or any time you need an extra fun guidance lesson

School Counseling Needs Assessment - Free Download - Counselor Keri

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A complete middle school curriculum for social emotional learning covering all of the five core domains of SEL from self-awareness to decision-making. Get access to digital and printable materials for your students and pave the way for their success this back to school season. #pathway2success

The Middle School Counselor: Things To Know When You Are A 504 Case Manager