Mesa Verde Middle School Counseling Site
Hello MV STUDENTS!
It's your School Counselors here to say hello and that we miss you! We hope you are doing well, taking care of yourselves, and spending quality time with loved ones. Each week we will check in with you and offer some activities and resources to help your mind, body, and hearts during our school closure.
Resource Guide for Parents and Students
Teen Guide to Mental Health and Wellness
- School Counselors will be presenting in 6th grade classrooms during the week of March 9-13 to discuss the schedule for 7th grade and the elective course options.
- Students will be bringing home their Course Request Form (CRF) after the counselor's presentation. Students should discuss their elective options with parents and make a decision. Students need to choose: 1st choice elective and 2 alternate choices; they will only have 1 elective class in 6th grade.
- CRF’s are due back to homeroom teachers on Monday, March 16.
Current 7th grade students:
- School Counselors will be presenting to all 7th grade classes on Monday, March 9 to discuss the elective course options for 8th grade.
- Students will be bringing home their Course Request Form (CRF) on March 9. Students should discuss their elective options with parents and make a decision. Students need to choose: 1st choice elective and 2 alternate choices; they will only have 1 elective class in 7th grade.
- Current 7th grade only: Students must enter their elective choices into their MyPlan portal by midnight on Sunday, March 15.
- Please refer to THIS DOCUMENT for directions for the online scheduling process.
- CRF’s are due back to homeroom teachers on Monday, March 16.
Why We Are Here ...
Counselors provide and direct proactive and preventive guidance services. As advocates for students, counselors are respected collaborators with teachers, parents, and administrators and are accessible to all students. We encourage and support students to become aware of their own attributes, set personal success goals, develop effective communication and mediation skills, build positive relationships with diverse populations, and be able to adapt to an ever-changing society.
Students may see counselors at lunch, before, and after school.
Parents are asked to call or email their student's counselor to make an appointment.