School counselor newsletter

Every week, my school e-mails a newsletter to all parents/guardians to keep them informed of school activities, deadlines, and any other information they need. As you know if you’ve read my p…

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Newsletters

I apologize for the throughly lame title to this post . . . but I honestly couldn’t think of a cute, witty title . . . Don’t judge a book by it’s cover, I promise this will be wo…

Elementary Counseling

Newsletters, National School Counseling Week

It’s so important to keep our stakeholders up to date on what we are doing as school counselors, especially when it comes to parents. I keep the parents at my school informed in a number of w…

Ms. Sepp's Counselor Corner: What does a School Counselor do

Second graders learned an important skill for making and keeping friendships (Cooperation). Below is the newsletter that I sent home with each student.

It’s so important to keep our stakeholders up to date on what we are doing as school counselors, especially when it comes to parents. I keep the parents at my school informed in a number of w…

Ms. Z on Instagram: “Working on your end of the year school counseling report? Check out this editable template from @musiccitycounselor 🤩 ~An easy way to…”

Ms. Sepp's Counselor Corner: Welcome Back Newsletter, Issue 1

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Communicating with families is a key part of teaching, but takes time. Classroom newsletter templates are the solution!

Here is this month's parent/student newsletter for Freshman and Sophomore parents. I have struggled with deciding "what" to put in each newsletter. For those of you who are also starting monthly newsletters, I thought I would elaborate on what I hope will be my "regular" sections. One idea came from my student meetings. At my Freshman and Sophomore meetings I made students fill out an "exit ticket" where they wrote down questions they had regarding graduation, GPA, testing, college, etc. I…