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Mrs. Keller
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Hi, I'm Mrs. Keller!
I've been in education for nearly ten years now, and I'm thrilled to be here for your educational and personal needs. I look forward to getting to know you this year.
Our school is a great place to be! Please scan one of the QR codes to fill out a form sharing your concern. I will make every effort to get back to you by the end of the following school day, and feel free to send a follow up message using our school email if you do not hear from me within two days. Thank you.
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Marvin Wright Elementary
Quarter 2/January 2024 Stats:
PROGRAM AT A GLANCE
USE OF TIME / UPDATE
Current individual counseling topics this term included: grade/test anxiety, anger, loss.
Student Services/direct = 60 %:
Core Curriculum/all students = 2
Individual/ small groups – 17 sign in’s this term
Responsive services/emergent – 9 referrals
Indirect = 20%
Referrals/Student support collaborations with outside services = 2
Professional Development
Planning/Support Activities – 20%
Noncounseling duties/carpool line
Curriculum
Closing Gap Action Plans
School – wide / Coffee with Counselor = 1 with 17 families signed in
Class topics included school expectations, and friendship skills. Ask about our Kindness Club
Upcoming date: February 22 is Coffee with a Counselor at 6PM.
Committees served included PBIS,
Special Populations, 504’s, Behavior
HERO DONATIONS
Given: Recieved:
Shirts: 111 Shirts: 12
Pants: 62 Pants: 37
Shoes: 9 Shoes: 4
Socks: 82 Socks: 54
Backpacks: 9 Backpacks: 9
* Students/Families identified this term: 32 Please contact us for any needs or assistance!
Counseling Mission Statement:
The mission of our school’s counseling program is to provide a research-based data-driven school counseling program. We will do this by focusing on excellent academic, social/emotional, and career development per the National ASCA principles within a supportive environment of diversity.
We will provide proactive lessons whlie promoting a healthy lifestyle for well rounded ,productive citizens of this ever-changing world in which we live.
GOALS, STEPS, AND MEASURE:
School-wide Goal:Within a quarter of the year, facilitate a program that will increase attendance by 10% via growing family relationships and teamwork towards the goal of education and academics, offering wellness tips and healthy resources for the mind,, and dreams for their future adult self.
Method: Create action plan with assistance of Advisory Committee to grow the three.
Data used: Attendance, grades, Universal Screeners, Behavior referrals, and more.
Collaborations:
We have enjoyed partnering with Maury County Parks and Rec on our upcoming field day scheduled for the last week of the year. Thank you for your donations and volunteer work.
