Guidance Program
Everyone on this planet just wants to be included in some group. Whether it be at school, home or work, we look for others like ourselves. Humans need acceptance and a sense of belonging. My goal as guidance counselor is to help every student see their worth in this world in themselves.
Misty Taylor
The Power of a Smile
If you can take the broken dreams of men
And help them fit the pieces back again;
If you can sit with sorrow for a while
And help disperse the storm clouds with a smile,
The sun will shine, not in their lives alone;
Its light will be reflected in your own.
When all the walls you built with patient care
You wake someday to find no longer there,
When all your hopes and plans have gone away,
If you still smile and hold your head up high,
Your friends will find worthy of their trust
And help rebuild the ruins from the dust.
By Anna M. Priestly
of all students by assisting them to acquire competencies in knowledge of self and others, establish social skills and learning behaviors, and identify educational goals.
Services Provided
* Guidance
Curriculum:
Monthly classroom guidance- conducts large group activities based on state
and local guidelines. Covered topics include study skills, drug awareness,
career awareness, self-esteem, friendship, anger management, good
decision-making/goal setting and safety.
* Responsive
Services:
Individual counseling
Transitional Services
VIPS Mentoring
New Student Assistance
System Support:
Community Resource Liaison:
Testing
Special Education Services LEA
Services
Telephone/Email
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739-4910 |
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Bradford Health Care ( |
(256) 461-7272 |
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739-2243 |
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Children’s Health System |
(205)939-9100 www.chsys.org |
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Cullman Area Mental Health |
734-4688 |
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Cullman Family Counseling |
734-2006 |
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Hillcrest |
(205) 833-9000 1-800-292-8553 |
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North |
(256) 355-7315 |
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(205) 251-3430 |
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Self- Esteem for Children
Self -esteem is a necessary component of a person’s happiness. High self-esteem allows a person to maintain good relationships and reach higher levels of achievement. Here are fourteen ways to build self-esteem in children:
Internet Resources
Free online testing for ACT, SAT, GRE
www.number2.com/
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
www.afsp.org
All Kids Grieve
www.allkidsgrieve.org
Teen Issues
www.saviodsilva.net/dir/teenadvice.htm
Connect for Kids
www.connectforkids.org
Talking with Children, Tips for Parents
www.nasponline.org
National Inhalant Prevention Coalition
www.inhalants.org