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The Guidance program at
Overlook Elementary is designed to support academic achievement by focusing
on the development of an individuals potential and the responsibility to
self and others. Through counseling, consultation, and coordination of
services, the counselor is proactive in helping students become responsible
citizens and life-long learners. This is accomplished though classroom
guidance lessons, small group counseling, and responsive services. Some
examples are listed below.
School Guidance Curriculum
Peer Relationships Successful
Student Skills
Problem Solving/Conflict Resolution Self Concept
Transitions to Next Grade Test Taking Skills
Personal Safety, Harassment, Bullying
Multicultural/Diversity Awareness
Career Awareness/Exploration
Goal Setting/Perseverance
Character Education (Core Essentials)
Violence Prevention (Second Step)
Small Group Counseling:
Aggression and Anger Management Friendship and Social
Skills
Learning Skills and Motivation
Changing Families
Grief Making Good
Choices
Responsive Services:
Individual and Small Group Counseling
Conferences
Conflict Resolution
Consultation/Collaboration Referrals
Individual/Family/School Crisis Intervention
System Support:
Professional Development Consultation/Collaboration
and Teaming
Program Management
Professional School
Counselors hold a Master’s Degree in Guidance and Counseling and required
state certification in school counseling. Maintaining certification
requires ongoing professional development to stay current with education
reform.
Please feel free to contact your School Counselor,
Heather Bachman, if you feel your child is in need of counseling services at
410-222-6585 or email at
hbachman@aacps.org.
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