Happy 1st day of school!! 💚💛

As a School Counselor, nothing is better than sharing your student’s excitement when they get accepted to their top college. Today I had an Ivy League acceptance and a student accepted into a great Pharmacy program. I’m so proud ♥️

Wishing all students and staff a very happy 1st day of school! I’m ready to start my 3rd year as a School Counselor and 2nd year at Clearview! 💚💛

When deciding which colleges you want to apply to, aim to have at least 6 schools on your list, including three reach, two match, and one safety. Seniors who strengthen their college list will earn a chance at a $500 scholarship! https://t.co/maHV4tAyjt #OpportunityScholarships

Started as a requirement for one of my graduate classes and now use it to stay connected and up to date on current events involving education and school counseling. I want to use this account more to build connections and provide potential resources and information.

Here are some college planning steps you can take before the school year begins.

Names are SO important! Thanks to @LRossSchCnslr for sharing!

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Register this weekend for the Virtual College Fair on Tuesday, March 16th. Use your personal email. Register at

Some of our WTHS counselors sporting their NSCW pandemic shirts ⁦@MBM__sports⁩! We ❤️💙our students, parents and staff. That’s a wrap 🎬 ⁦@SuperintendWTPS⁩ ⁦@karaieva24⁩ #NSCW2021 #buildingbetterpeopleWTPS

Happy National School Counseling week! I love being part of a profession that gives me the ability to be an advocate for students and work with some amazing people 💜

"For there is always light, if only we are brave enough to see it,  If only we are brave enough to be it." @TheAmandaGorman #SEL #bethelight

NEW: I'm signing an Executive Order to implement the following policies for the 2020-2021 School Year: ☑️Waiving the graduation assessment test requirement for all 12th grade students ☑️Removing Student Growth Objectives from educator evaluations

i don’t know who needs to hear this, but it’s not enough to buy the books. you have to read those books and then reflect and make intentional shifts in your pedagogy.

To my white educators: Today, you’re posting about social justice, buying antiracist books, following brown folks, and temp changing your profile pictures. (thread) Here’s what I need you to do tomorrow:

In the wake of George Floyd’s death, it is critical to make space for students to process this deeply painful moment. Our Teaching Idea begins with an important call for teachers to self-reflect before facilitating student conversations... 1/2

Educators. This is a teachable moment. Don’t be afraid to teach about the meaning of justice and the murder of George Floyd by the police. Our students are watching.

Allyship During Racial Conversations 🚦

One thing you can do today to support racial justice: Follow the news with an equity lens. Do this is by creating a Twitter list populated with IBPOC and others who regularly post on equity issues. Steps and recommendations in the next few tweets. #onethingforracialjustice