Hello Broncos!
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Since 2014, I have been a middle school counselor. This is my second year at Beulah. I am passionate about student voice, mentoring, and creating safe and supportive learning environments. Middle school is a pivotal time when students develop the skills to succeed as learners, friends, creators, athletes, and leaders. The most rewarding aspect of my position is helping students discover their strengths and transform into confident individuals. Counseling activities celebrate their strengths, highlight their goals, and prepare them for high school and beyond. Every day is an adventure!
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- Ashley Halkum, School Counselor
Role of a School Counselor
Role of a School Counselor
As a school counselor, I advocate for students to ensure they have a positive and successful middle school experience. I work with students individually, in groups, and in classrooms to promote academic, social, emotional, and career development. I collaborate with educators, families, and the community to support the diverse needs of students and improve achievement.
Counselors offer support in areas including:
Academic planning
Adjusting to change and transitions
Building a positive school climate and culture
Career awareness and exploration
Connecting students and families with resources
Crisis intervention for students and families
Developing communication, problem-solving, and conflict resolution skills
Digital citizenship for the responsible use of technology
Emotion regulation and self-awareness
Individual and group counseling
Maintaining healthy relationships with peers and adults
How to Contact
How to Contact
Students can send me or the Care Team a Direct Message, requesting to speak with us. Direct Messages are self-referral forms located on their Google Classroom for 7th/8th Grade Info. Please encourage your student to complete this form when they need to talk.
Families can contact me directly with questions or to schedule an appointment:
Email: ashley.halkum@swcsd.us
Phone: (614) 801-3500
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