In the Bryant School District, our school counseling program is dedicated to supporting the academic, social, and emotional growth of every student. Our mission is to empower students to become successful, responsible, and well-rounded individuals through comprehensive and developmental counseling services.

Our team of professional school counselors is committed to fostering a supportive and nurturing environment. Each counselor is highly trained and brings a wealth of experience to help students navigate their educational journey and personal development.

Our school counseling program offers a variety of services to support students' needs.  Some of the services include:

• Individual Counseling: Personalized sessions to address personal, social, or academic concerns.

• Group Counseling: Small group sessions focusing on common issues such as social skills, stress management, and peer relationships.

• Classroom Guidance Lessons (K-5): Interactive lessons on topics like bullying prevention, career exploration, and study skills.

• Crisis Intervention: Immediate support for students facing urgent or emergency situations.

• College and Career Readiness: Assistance with college applications, scholarship searches, and career planning.

• Parent and Teacher Consultations: Collaborative meetings to support students' success at home and in the classroom.

• ACADEMIC CONCERNS

  • Struggling with Coursework: If your child is having difficulty understanding or keeping up with their schoolwork, a counselor can provide academic support and resources.

  • Declining Grades: Sudden drops in grades can be a sign of underlying issues. Counselors can help identify and address these challenges.

  • Learning Difficulties: If you suspect your child has a learning disability, a counselor can help with assessment and connect you with appropriate support services.

• SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING

  • Behavioral Changes: Noticeable changes in behavior, such as withdrawal, aggression, or significant mood swings, can be addressed with the help of a counselor.

  • Peer Relationships: If your child is struggling with making friends, facing peer pressure, or dealing with bullying, counselors can provide guidance and intervention.

  • Family Changes: Events such as divorce, death of a loved one, or other major family changes can impact a child’s emotional health. Counselors can offer support and coping strategies.

• PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT

  • Self-Esteem Issues: If your child is experiencing low self-esteem or confidence issues, a counselor can work on building their self-worth and resilience.

  • Decision-Making Skills: Counselors can help your child develop strong decision-making and problem-solving skills, important for personal and academic success.

  • Stress and Anxiety: If your child is feeling overwhelmed by stress or anxiety, counselors can teach effective coping mechanisms and relaxation techniques.

• CAREER AND FUTURE PLANNING

  • College Preparation: For high school students, counselors can assist with college applications, financial aid, and scholarship opportunities.

  • Career Exploration: Counselors can provide resources and guidance on various career paths, helping your child make informed decisions about their future.

  • Goal Setting: Whether academic or personal, counselors can help your child set and achieve their goals, providing motivation and direction.

  • Crisis Situations

    • Emergency Support- In case of an immediate crisis, such as suicidal thoughts, substance abuse, or traumatic events, counselors are trained to provide urgent assistance and connect you with further help.

    • Safety Concerns- If you have concerns about your child's safety or well-being, whether at school or home, a counselor can take appropriate action to ensure their protection.

We encourage parents and guardians to reach out whenever they have concerns or questions about their child’s well-being. Your partnership is vital in helping us support your child effectively.  You can contact our school counselors directly through their email or by calling your child’s school. You can find each counselor's contact information through the links below.