How To Look 2 Months Ahead with a Master Calendar: Part 2
Two years ago, we created a white board master calendar, so we could see two months out what our days as a department would look
Two years ago, we created a white board master calendar, so we could see two months out what our days as a department would look
Some feedback from our end-of-the-year Advisory Council meeting came in the form of “I didn’t know all of the great things you were doing!” especially
Outside of work, I’m fighting not to be lumped into that millennial crowd; you know… the ones who don’t work hard and live expectantly for
We were kickin’ it old school with a paper notebook sign in to our school counseling office until October of this past school year. We
This summer was my first time going to ASCA! I had my very first opportunity to attend ASCA, the American School Counselor Association’s national school
We are feverishly validating our skills and services as school counselors with data, data, data. As I’ve moved past the initial that’s super scary and I
There are days that come out of nowhere to remind you that it’s worth it. Yesterday didn’t feel like one of those days, but I’m
As school counselors, part of our competencies include career planning and development for every student. We not only use career assessments, but also we help
Part 2 of our National School Counseling Week celebration… We let all teachers know that they should come and TREATYOSELF and EDUCATEYOSELF. Nothing brings teachers and
We kicked off our National School Counseling Week with a new, very visible bulletin board! It’s fun how creative you can get when your whole
Our school librarian is always thinking of creative ideas to help our students. Not only is she on instagram, twitter, facebook, snapchat, and the blogosphere…
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