• Yes, your child can access a school counselor. The best way for your child to access their counselor is by using their Schoology account to message their counselor.
• Counselors will answer any concerns with social and emotional issues questions on Schoology. If the answer could be best explained through a phone call, the counselor will call the student.

• Julie Armstrong Kindergarten through Second Grade (K-2)
• Audrey Trahan Third through Fifth Grade (3-5)

• Yes, a student can contact a school counselor about personal issues by sending their respective counselor, a message on Schoology.
• The counselor will be working with On-Campus Learners and At-Home learners and contact students within 24-48 hours.

• Students should include their first and last name, grade, the name of the teacher (if it is a teacher concern), more information about the issue they are concerned about.
• If the statement includes information about other students, please include that student’s first and last name (If you know the student’s name)

• You can contact your student’s counselor by messaging them on Schoology, by sending them an email, or by calling the campus.
• Julie Armstrong: Kindergarten through Second Grade.   254-547-2235.  armstrongj@ccisd.com
• Audrey Trahan: Third through Fifth Grade.  254-547-2235.  trahana@ccisd.com
   

At-Home learners can get support in numerous ways.

• A student can correspond with a counselor via Schoology messages.
• A student can email their counselor.
• A student can schedule a time to speak with a counselor by telephone.

• A student can also make an appointment to come into the office to speak with a counselor.

• 504 meetings can be held in person or through a phone conference.  Annual reviews will be held on an as needed bases and 3-year Re-evaluations will be held based on the student’s qualification date.

• Counselors will respond to students during school hours within 24-48 hours.

• If you believe that your One-Campus Learner or At-Home Learner might qualify for 504 services, you should contact your student’s counselor. The school counselor will walk you through the process.