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Maintaining Stakeholder Connections
Just like a business, your school and your program have stakeholder relationships to maintain. By definition, a stakeholder is a person with an interest or concern in something. In schools, they include but are not limited to the students, parents,…
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Virtual Book Tour Featuring Maria Dismondy
I am excited to participate in the virtual book tour for author Maria Dismondy’s latest book, Spoonful of Sweetness: and other delicious manners. You may know Maria from her books Spaghetti in A Hot Dog Bun, The Potato Chip Champ and Pink…
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Guest Blogger for Kidlutions
I am THRILLED to be a guest blogger for Kidlutions! You can check out my post “Instilling Integrity in Children” by clicking the Kidlutions button below! A huge thank you to Wendy Young for allowing me to be a guest!…
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Self-Advocacy for School Counselors
I have thought a lot this summer about self-advocacy for school counselors. I started outlining this post, and a few days later I received an email from a new school counselor who is really in a difficult situation with her…
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School Counselor, If You Please…
Guidance Counselor… I’m not sure if I was just overly sensitive to those words this year or if they have always been used so much! Unfortunately, most people simply do not realize the term “Guidance Counselor” is outdated. Even though…
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Open House is PR Time
In a previous post, I wrote about Public Relations for School Counselors. Open House is a great time to promote your school counseling program. Not only is this important for new school counselors- it’s important for veterans as well. Use…
