MR. RAUL GARCIA
MS. ANNABEL GUERRA
MRS. CYNTHIA MENDOZA

6TH GRADE:  A-G

7TH GRADE:  A-Z

6TH GRADE:  H-Z

8TH GRADE:  A-Z

SPECIAL EDUCATION

6TH - 8TH GRADE: A-Z

 

Words of Wisdom...

 

"A successful man or woman is one who can lay a firm foundation

with the bricks others have thrown at them."

                                                                                                                                                           -David Brinkley

 

THE FOUR COMPONENTS OF A DEVELOPMENTAL

SCHOOL GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING PROGRAM

GUIDANCE

CURRICULUM

RESPONSIVE

SERVICES

INDIVIDUAL

PLANNING

SYSTEM

SUPPORT

The purpose of the guidance curriculum component is to help all students develop basic life skills.  In the state of Texas, seven areas have been identified in this component:

 

 

The purpose of the

responsive services component is to intervene on behalf of those students whose immediate personal concerns or problems put their continued personal-social, career, and/or educational development at risk.  Topics of priority in the state of Texas include:

The purpose of the individual planning component is to guide all students as they plan, monitor, and manage their own educational, career, and personal-social development.  Through the individual planning system, students can:

The system support component describes services and management activities which indirectly benefit students.  These services include:

 

 

 

 

Self-Confidence Developement

Motivation to Achieve

Decision-making, Goal-Setting, and Problem-solving skills

Interpersonal Effectiveness

Communication Skills

Cross-cultural Effectiveness

Responsible Behavior

 

Academic Success

Adolescent/Child Suicide

Child Abuse and Neglect

School Drop-outs

Severe Stress

Substance Abuse

School-age Pregnancy

Gang Pressures/Involvement

Harassment Issues

 

Set challenging educational, career and personal-social goals that are based on self-knowledge and information about school, the world of work, and their society;

Make plans for achieving short, intermediate, and long-term goals;

Analyze how their strengths and weaknesses enchance or hinder the achievement of their goals;

Assess their current progress toward their goals;

Make decisions that reflect their plans.

 

Consultation with teachers;

Support for the parent education program and community relations efforts;

Participation in the campus-based school improvement plans and goals;

Assisting with the implementation of the state and local standardized testing program;

Cooperation with relevant research projects;

Provision of input for the student's perspective to policy-makers and instructional/curriculum planners.