• School Counselor’s Resource Classes

    School counseling "resource classes" are typically classroom-based lessons, focuses on skills and topics that help children develop academically, socially, and emotionally, such as conflict resolution, social skills, character development, and addressing issues like bullying or changes at home. These lessons are part of a broader comprehensive school counseling program, which also includes individual and small group sessions, and aim to provide prevention and early intervention for students' needs.

    What do students learn in School Counseling Resource Classes?

    · Classroom Lessons: School Counselors conduct lessons with entire classrooms, or small groups of students, covering topics important for healthy development.

    · Skill-Building: The focus is on developing crucial life skills, including social skills, problem-solving, self-control, and organization.

    · Socio-Emotional Support: These classes help students understand and manage their emotions, build positive relationships, and develop self-worth and confidence.