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COUNSELOR MISSION
The Incline Middle School Counseling Department's mission is to support rigorous academics while cultivating positive character traits and promoting social-emotional learning in order to prepare students for the expectations of high school, college and career.
COUNSELOR ROLE
The counselor’s role is to help all students apply academic achievement strategies, manage emotions and apply interpersonal skills and plan for postsecondary options. This is done through schoolwide programming, classroom lessons, group and individual counseling.
It is my philosophy that families and schools are partners in a mutual effort toward a shared goal – supporting our students as learners achieving their highest potential.
HOW, WHEN AND WHY TO SEE MY COUNSELOR…
- Students may request to see the counselor by:
- Asking a teacher to make a referral (in an emergency)
- In person before school, during passing or lunch, after school
- Students are generally seen during their elective classes or PE/Computers unless it is an urgent matter.
- The counselor is here to help students with crises, grief, coping strategies, study strategies, academic concerns, personal and social/peer situations, academic planning and goal setting.
UNDERSTANDING CONFIDENTIALITY
School counselors are expected to protect student confidentiality unless information is deemed to be of a “serious and foreseeable harm to the student or to others”, or it is legally required to breach confidentiality.
- Serious and foreseeable harm includes but is not limited to:
- A student’s health or safety is at risk
- Someone is going to hurt the student
- The student is going to hurt someone else
- The student is going to hurt themselves (or put themselves in a dangerous situation)
- Known or suspected child abuse or neglect must be reported to the appropriate law enforcement agency
- A student’s health or safety is at risk
- Students may request to see the counselor by:
Contact Us
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Christine Huerta, M.Ed., NCSCSEL and Wellness Counselor
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Notice of Non-Discrimination and Web-Accessibility
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The District prohibits bullying, cyber-bullying, harassment, sexual harassment, discrimination and/or retaliation in any of its educational programs/activities, employment, and employment opportunities. For the District's full Notice of Non-Discrimination statement as well as methods to address questions and concerns please visit our Notice of Non-Discrimination and Web Accessibility page.
For more information, visit the Civil Rights Compliance Department page.El Distrito prohíbe la intimidación, la intimidación cibernética, el acoso, el acoso sexual, la discriminación y / o las represalias en cualquiera de sus programas / actividades educativas, empleo y oportunidades de empleo. Para obtener la declaración completa del Aviso de No Discriminación del Distrito, así como los métodos para abordar preguntas e inquietudes, visite nuestra página de Notice of Non-Discrimination and Web Accessibility
Para más información visite Civil Rights Compliance Department page.