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Focus on the Whole Child
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As part of Estes Park School District's commitment to educating the whole child, social-emotional learning is fundamental to academic, behavioral, and personal growth and success in life.
Each building provides age-appropriate social-emotional lessons and support. If your student is struggling with feeling their best, please reach out to your building's professional school counselor for assistance.
Elementary School
Ashley Silva, M.Ed.Middle School
Samantha Morrison, MA, NCC, LPCCHigh School
Stephanie Mabry, MSDistrict Support
Courtney Carroll, MSW, LSW
Glen Mayes
Mental Health Minute
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Mental Health Minute
Posted by Kelsey Prather, Elementary School Counselor on 12/9/2020