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Daniel Island
2365 Daniel Island Drive
Charleston SC 29492
Principal: Principal: Marty French
843-471-2301
fax 843-471-2304
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Welcome To The DIS School Counseling Department

Welcome To The DIS School Counseling Department


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Team DIS Recieves NATIONAL Recognition by The American School Counselor Association!

 

Please Take Parent Needs Assessment At:

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/BBWKX5X

 

 

Your School Counselors:

Mrs. Carolyn B. Aarons, Director of School Counseling 5-8

Mrs. Kim Davidson, Counselor K-4

Mrs. Anne Miracle, Counselor (Part-time) K-4

 

Berkeley County School District, Daniel Island School and Daniel Island School Counselor's Vision and Mission Statement

Vision

To challenge and empower our students to be successful in a highly competitive world.

Mission

Building upon our rich Lowcountry traditions, we will ignite, in every student, a passion for lifelong learning.  Through dynamic instruction, creative partnerships and exceptional support, we will foster opportunities for each student to build a legacy of success.

 

Daniel Island Counseling Department's Philosophy

WE BELIEVE........

    • We, the school counseling team, believe that learning is a lifelong process that involves developing academic, career, social, and emotional skills based on developmental needs of all students in order to become well-rounded individuals. 
    • We, the school counseling team, believe that all children are capable of learning and should be given numerous opportunities to do so.  School counseling should provide education that extends beyond the classroom environment and allows students to develop lifelong skills that can assist them in the pursuit of their goals.  
    • We, the school counseling team, believe that all students should be accepted and respected by the peers and adults in their lives. 
    • We, the school counseling team, strongly believe that all students have an equal right to support and guidance from a certified school counselor.
    • We, the school counseling team, believe that school counseling services are developed, implemented, and evaluated based on research and data provided by the school counseling team and school faculty.  
    • We, the school counseling team, will abide by the professional school counseling ethics as advocated by the American School Counselor Association (ASCA).

BCSD School Counseling Program Services


A comprehensive developmental School Counseling program is an essential component of the total instructional program, which provides all students the opportunity for optimum development. Our program components organize the work of school counselors into activities and services. The components are as follows:

School Counseling Curriculum includes structured experiences presented systematically through classroom and small group activities from Kindergarten through grade eight.  The curriculum emphasizes choice-making, self-understanding, career exploration and preparation, and the improvement of study skills.

Individual Planning includes counseling activities to assist all students to plan, monitor, and manage their own academic achievement as well as their personal and career development.  Individual planning emphasizes test interpretation, informal counseling, and educational counseling.

Responsive Services includes counseling or referral activities to meet the immediate needs and concerns of students.  Responsive services includes personal counseling; crisis counseling; agency referral; consultation with parents, teachers, and other professionals; support groups; and problem solving.

 System Support includes indirect guidance management activities that maintain and enhance the total school counseling program.   Responsibilities in this component include staff and community relations, special research projects, committees, professional development, and student support teams.

"Soaring To New Heights"




Related Links
    » http://www.berkeley.k12.sc.us/departments.cfm?subpage=352
    Berkeley County School Counselor Program Information
    » http://www.berkeley.k12.sc.us/files/352/SCCDGCPM_2008.pdf
    SC Guidance Program Model
    » http://www.ascanationalmodel.org/
    American School Counselor Association National Model




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