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Mission of the Weslaco Independent School District The Mission of WISD, based on the Principles of growth, integrity, honesty, Human dignity and service, is to affirm individuality and interdependency as we: Facilitate the acquisition, and application of academic, career and technology expertise, Inspire lifelong learning Recognize and foster the creativity and talents of each unique individual Enkindle individual, social, civic; and global responsibility so that our students gain and develop the capacity to make sense of and positively shape the future.
The mission of WHS is to ensure that all students graduate prepared to succeed in institutions of higher education and/or the career of their choice in a safe and caring environment.
We believe that WHS will provide learning conditions in which all students have equitable opportunities to learn at high academic levels. We believe that all students will be provided sufficient time, high quality instruction and multiple opportunities for learning, in a highly supportive environment. We believe that family members/guardians are meaningful partners in a students educational experience. We believe that leadership opportunities will be extended to all stakeholders based on knowledge, demonstrated expertise, and willingness to influence. We believe that students will take an active role in their own educational success. We believe that students and staff will be provided a secure and nurturing learning environment. We believe strong, positive relationships (students, adults) will be encouraged and fostered.
focus on academic, career, and personal/social development of ALL students with the primary objective of promoting and enhancing student learning
What is my training?
The Masters of Education in School Guidance and Counseling program at Lamar University is an intensive program which strives to prepare future school counselors as highly effective and professional school counselors.
Promoting Academics
Individual Counseling (at-risk students) Group Counseling (at-risk students) Classroom Guidance (prevention) Parent/Teacher Workshops
Study skills Test taking skills Organizational skills Creating a positive learning environment
Helpful Resources
http://www.ed.gov/ http://www.istation.com/ http://www.fafsa.gov/ http://applytexas.org/
Prevention Services
Classroom Guidance School-Wide Events
Intervention Services
Individual Counseling Group Counseling
Support Services
Importance of CSCP for Students Numerous research studies have demonstrated that students in
schools with a comprehensive school counseling program benefit in the following ways:
Academically
Higher grades Better prepared for future Higher test scores Reduction of classroom disturbances due to behavior
Career
Increased college attendance Understanding the relevance of education
Personal/Social
Prevention of suicide Decreased disciplinary concerns Reduction of bullying and aggressive behaviors Improvement of student/teacher and student/ parent relationships
Action Plan
Providing students with the resources needed to have a successful future. Individual & Group Counseling
Describe the issues that will be focused on here
Classroom Guidance
Describe classroom unit themes
Action Plan
Teacher Workshop
Parent Workshops
Financial Aid Night The 24/7 Learner
School-Wide Events
Fish Camp FAS Fair
MSU Students
Holly Morgan Sarah OBrien Rachel Owens Kelly Roberts Brittany Rowe Chelsey Rushing Maria Schoen Brittany Steer Megan Stone Chris Turner Paul Young
Jessica Hubbard, School Counselor & 2013 MSCA President Cherie Maynard, Administrator Dr. Cheryl Justice, Assistant Professor