Emergency Resource Numbers
Crisis Line: Text HOME to 741741 in the United States.
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255
If you have a life threatening emergency please call 911.
Susan Moses - 6th Kelly Zecchini - 7th Myrna Hernandez Washington - 8th
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(937) 499-1561 (937) 499-1559 (937) 499-1557
6th Grade Counselor Request Form 7th Grade Counselor Request Form 8th Grade Counselor Request Form
As counselors at Kettering Middle School, we are here to help your child with any social, emotional, or personal problems that are preventing them from learning. This is done through individual and group counseling, intervention meetings, and referrals to community resources.
Confidentiality is always kept between the student and the counselor on any social, emotional, or personal problems they are experiencing. Confidentiality will be broken if the student gives permission or if the student is at risk for harming themselves or others, they or someone they know are being harmed, or they are in danger. See American School Counselor Association (ASCA) confidentiality guidelines here.
In addition to helping your child learn, we also make their schedule, coordinate their standardized testing, provide character guidance lessons as needed, consult and collaborate with teachers, administrators, & parents, and respond to a school crisis or emergency situations.
A student may see their counselor by filling a self-referral form in the office or on the Student Links website, at the request of a parent, administrator, staff member or friend.
Please contact us to let us know how we can help your child perform their best here at Kettering Middle School.
Click HERE for information from the American School Counseling Association on the role of a school counselor.
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
(937) 499-1561 (937) 499-1559 (937) 499-1557
6th Grade Counselor Request Form 7th Grade Counselor Request Form 8th Grade Counselor Request Form
As counselors at Kettering Middle School, we are here to help your child with any social, emotional, or personal problems that are preventing them from learning. This is done through individual and group counseling, intervention meetings, and referrals to community resources.
Confidentiality is always kept between the student and the counselor on any social, emotional, or personal problems they are experiencing. Confidentiality will be broken if the student gives permission or if the student is at risk for harming themselves or others, they or someone they know are being harmed, or they are in danger. See American School Counselor Association (ASCA) confidentiality guidelines here.
In addition to helping your child learn, we also make their schedule, coordinate their standardized testing, provide character guidance lessons as needed, consult and collaborate with teachers, administrators, & parents, and respond to a school crisis or emergency situations.
A student may see their counselor by filling a self-referral form in the office or on the Student Links website, at the request of a parent, administrator, staff member or friend.
Please contact us to let us know how we can help your child perform their best here at Kettering Middle School.
Click HERE for information from the American School Counseling Association on the role of a school counselor.
