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Counselor's Corner

Counselor's Corner

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Martha Teal

Meyer Elementary Counselor

Phone: (832) 223-2005

Fax: (832) 223-2001

Email: martha.teal@lcisd.org

The Role of a School Counselor

My job at Meyer is to make sure that all our students are academically, socially, and emotionally successful at our school. I work with students, teachers, and parents to facilitate a positive school experience. School counseling services are delivered in four specific ways:

  • School Guidance Curriculum – designing, structuring, and delivering classroom lessons designed to ahieve specific competencies in all grades PK-5 (personal/social, academic, career) and driven by the needs of the school population.
  • Individual Student Planning – assisting students with goal formation/planning (behavioral, academic, etc.)
  • Responsive Services – meeting immediate student needs (counseling, crisis intervention, consultation, referral, peer mediation, information-providing.)
  • System Support – school-wide program planning and implementation. As well aass consulting with other professionals, coordination of various supports for students and families.

 

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Each month during the school year, Lamar CISD will recognize one of the Six Pillars of Caracter as part of the District’s Whole Child Health and Wellness iniative.

The Six Pillars of Character are the core ethical values that help instill a positive school climate for students and create a culture of kindness, making schools a safe environment for students to learn.

The character traits are:

  • Trustworthiness
  • Respect
  • Responsibility
  • Fairness
  • Caring
  • Citizenship

To learn more about the Six Pillars of Character, visit the Character Counts website below.

 

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Tips for a Successful Year:

  • Help your child set (and reach) realistic, measurable short-term goals.
  • Require your child to clean and organize his/her backpack one day a week.
  • Communicate with teachers about your child’s progress.
  • Create a designated homework area for your child.
  • Plan to recognize your child’s academic accomplishments.