Lee Counseling Bulletin Board
I chose to split my tall bulletin board into 2 separate spaces this year. It's located in the main hallway when you enter the school and I chose bright colors to grab parent's attention. The top of the bulletin board has a welcome message and information for finding my helpful blog. I also posted two flyers on the topics of cybersafety and local free counseling services. In the green pouches I put additional resources parents can grab such as the Christi Center, SEL Brochure, Counseling Brochure and Community Resources available to families in the community. I targeted the bottom half of the bulletin board toward our Lee students. Inspired by Marissa's, Dear Tim, I created "Dear Kelso." Each month Kelso will have a new problem for students to help him solve. Students can submit their helpful advice to my counseling box and a winning solution will be chosen each month.
I chose to split my tall bulletin board into 2 separate spaces this year. It's located in the main hallway when you enter the school and I chose bright colors to grab parent's attention. The top of the bulletin board has a welcome message and information for finding my helpful blog. I also posted two flyers on the topics of cybersafety and local free counseling services. In the green pouches I put additional resources parents can grab such as the Christi Center, SEL Brochure, Counseling Brochure and Community Resources available to families in the community. I targeted the bottom half of the bulletin board toward our Lee students. Inspired by Marissa's, Dear Tim, I created "Dear Kelso." Each month Kelso will have a new problem for students to help him solve. Students can submit their helpful advice to my counseling box and a winning solution will be chosen each month.
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