Hillview Guidance Counseling
Welcome to Hillview Elementary Guidance Counseling
Program Goals
Make students aware of the significance and danger of all types of bullying.
Make students aware of the dangers of drugs and giving in to peer pressure.
Helping students understand and learn conflict resolution skills.
Guidance Counseling Mission Statement
School Counseling Program Mission Statement
1) Provide a well balanced program based on state standards.
2) Encourage students to be good and productive citizens.
3) Assist all students in maintaining emotional health.
4) Provide students with life skills in a nurturing environment.
5) Enhance student learning by providing quality educational experiences.
Calender Events
- Spring Break- March 30-April 3, 2015
- Spring Book Fair- March 2-6, 2015
- Black History Program- February...TBA
- School Valentine’s Day Dance- February...TBA
- Book Clubs will begin Tuesday, February 10, 2015 for 3rd -5th grade students
- Monday- Presidents’ Day/Weather Day...February 16, 2015 (Schools Closed)
- Progress reports go home...February...TBA
- Circus Trip- January 22, 2015 at 9:30am- grades K-2nd
- Monday-Celebrate MLK Day... January 19, 2015 (Schools Closed)
Guidance News
January-February Character Trait: CITIZENSHIP
Teaching Children about Citizenship
Citizenship requires doing our share for our community and our country. Being a good citizen means caring about the good of society and participating actively to make things better.
Research reveals that participating in community service programs and learning about the importance and value of serving others can be a powerful influence on positive character development.
Patriotism is an important part of good citizenship. Patriotism is love of and loyalty to our country. It involves honoring the democratic ideals on which the country is based and expecting elected officials to do the same, respecting and obeying its laws and honoring its flag and other symbols. It also involves accepting the responsibilities of good citizenship, such as keeping informed about national issues, voting, volunteering and serving the county in times of war.
PARENTS, WHAT YOU CAN DO!!!
Take your child with you when you vote. Talk to him/her about the candidates, the offices they aspire to hold, and their positions on key issues.
Participate in community-building activities.
Discuss citizenship with your child and find examples of what good citizens have done for their communities and school.
Challenge them to find ways to demonstrate Citizenship in school.
Student of The Month
January-February: CITIZENSHIP
December: KINDNESS
Alaya Lace-Bell
Austin Rozell
Christian Wilborn
Dallas Bell
De'Kyrian Dinkins
Deleon Chambers
Devon Cook
Harmony Casey
Helen Fernandez
Jaylon Barganeer
Madison McCain
Oreyon Peake
Taylor Cook
Titan Wenndt
Tynyia Turney
October-November: RESPONSIBILITY
Ajaiyah Green-Todd
A'Mari Sanders
D'Actrick Harris
Dalanie Tom
Elijah Brooks
James Wright
Keayrah Randle
Kennedy Witherspoon
Kristian Wilson
Kylan Baker
Lisa Vicente-Santay
Reece Winham
Shawndrayus Kimbrough
Simayah Branch
Tristian Goodwin
August-September: RESPECT
Journey Smith
Javen Burney
Kristiunna Owens
Ahmari Moody
Lauren Amison
Elexis Kindred
Jarrett Hall
Jayvon Echols
Eder Cabrera
Joshua Palmer
Brooke Smith
Jazlyn Hall
Jamya Pugh
Shawndrayus Kimbrough
Kaylee Fenderson