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We’d like to share some resources to help you facilitate this conversation. The Choices Program from Brown University —The Ukraine Crisis provides information, resources, and lessons to engage students in a comprehensive analysis of the lead-up to the Russian invasion. Additionally, All Sides presents the latest current events from multiple perspectives from news sources. Last, Common Sense Media provides tips on talking to kids of different ages about tough topics, and the American Psychological Association has some great tips for elementary students and teens about building resilience.
Students can’t learn if they don’t feel safe—your School Counselors. Ms. Allie & Ms. Wendy are also here to help your students cope with their fears and anxiety. Please complete our Counselor Request Form, and we will reach out to you promptly.
New Counseling Class
Donut Stress the Test (Grades 3-12): Starting March 18th
In this class, we will teach students test-taking skills and strategies to cope with test anxiety and give them the confidence they need to succeed. We will help students create an action plan or steps that they can follow to complete MISSION: CAASPP Test-Taking Success. Missions will help students recognize and learn about their worries, explore the symptoms, learn about the components of the CAASPP test, and how to manage their anxiety before and during a test. We want to help students shift their testing mindset from being something scary to a mission they can feel prepared to complete successfully. For more information about this class and to sign up, click the link below.
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