National School Counselor Week Coming February 4–8, 2019!

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Supt. Reykdal Recognizes School Counselors for National School Counselor Week, Coming Feb. 4–8, 2019

Today, January 28, 2019, Superintendent Chris Reykdal distributed a proclamation recognizing National School Counseling Week and a letter in support of the critical work school counselors do to support student growth and achievement.

Please share the letter and proclamation with your administration and colleagues. You can also explore the National School Counselor Week resources on the ASCA website, which you can use to support your efforts to celebrate the important work school counselors do.

Please take a few moments next week to elevate awareness of the ways in which you support the students, staff, families, and communities you serve.

All students prepared for post-secondary pathways, careers, and civic engagement.

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