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School Counseling Parent Referral Form
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What does a School Counselor do?
What does a school Counselor do? The school counselor is here to support every single student in the building! The counselor does the following:
- Runs group counseling activities to support student growth
- Performs individual student planning to help student with student growth.
- Performs individual student planning to help student goal setting.
- Performs individual student planning to help with students with goal setting, understanding their own potential.
- Provides brief, solution-focused individual counseling to support academic, social/emotional success.
- Provides support during crisis
- Collaborates with school staff, families, and community agencies to support students.
- Makes referrals for appropriate community resources.
The school counselor does not:
- take disciplinary action with students
- provide-long term therapy


WUSD Culturally Responsive Curriculum
Professional Development Program:
immediately useful to you in your role with students. We recommend that you select a topic that you can do a classroom-based guidance unit about; think about the particular grade level that you will be using the unit with and write the unit focused on that grade level and guidance topic. The process of developing a curriculum unit includes completing significant background reading, and various small writing assignments before submitting the full, complete unit at the end of the program. By writing the curriculum unit, you are planning to use it in your role as a School Counselor. You are also contributing to the online repository of curriculum units that are freely available to other educators looking for resources to better serve Indigenous students and communities.
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Crisis and Help Lines
CRISIS and HELP LINES
EMPACT Suicide Prevention Center 24hrs.
1-866-205-5229
Suicide Lifeline
(800) 273-8255 (800-273-TALK)
Teen Lifeline 3-10pm
(602) 248-8336 or 1-800-248-8336
Teen Dating Abuse Help
1-866-331-9474
“BRAVE” anti-bullying hotline
(212) 709-3222
Runaway Hotline
1-800-786-2929
LGBTQ Youth Hotline
1-866-488-7386
TEXT SUPPORT LINES
Crisis Text Line (All ages, 24/7) (text “MATTERS” to 741741)
Teen Line Online
1-800-TLC-TEEN (text “TEEN” to 839863)
Trevor Chat (LGBTQ) (text “Trevor” to 1-202-304-1200)
Your Life, Your Voice (Youth)
1-800-448-3000 (text “Voice” to 20121)
Mobile Apps (Android, iOS)
- A Friend Asks
- ASK & Prevent Suicide
- Ulster County SPEAK
- HELP Prevent Suicide
