MEET OUR COUNSELORS
Tonia Gatlin-Martin, 6th Grade
Kathryn Palmer, 7th Grade
KATHRYN.PALMER@COBBK12.ORG
APPOINTMENT REQUEST
Kaley Hammonds, 8th Grade
KALEY.HAMMONDS2@COBBK12.ORG
APPOINTMENT REQUEST
About Our Program
OUR MISSION
School counselors will provide comprehensive school counseling services that are equitable, data-driven, and developmentally appropriate. CCSD school counselors will also contribute to a school culture, where students feel included, safe, and supported, while advocating to remove barriers from student learning.
OUR VISION
Students will be college- and career-ready, meeting their academic and social/emotional potential, while contributing to their communities and thriving in an ever-changing global society.
OUR BELIEFS
- Students are our highest priority and have a right to a quality education.
- All students have the right to a safe supportive learning environment.
- All students have the right to be heard and treated with respect and dignity.
- All students have the right to access services from a professional school counselor who collaborates with staff, families, and community.
- Advocate for all students encouraging them to develop to their fullest potential.
SERVICES WE PROVIDE
CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION: Counselors go into classrooms throughout the school year to deliver instruction on various topics that align with the American School Counseling Association's mindsets and behaviors.
GROUP COUNSELING: Counselors run small groups throughout the school year for students who have common interests or concerns. Counselors receive referrals from parents, teachers, and administrators. These groups may include, but are not limited to the following: Peer Relations, New Students, Social Skills, Anger Management, Self-Esteem, and Organizational Skills.
INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING: Individual personal/social, academic, and career counseling is available during the school day. Sessions are kept confidential except when students disclose they are being hurt, are hurting someone else, or they are wanting to hurt themselves.
RESPONSIVE SERVICES: When students disclose they are being hurt, are hurting someone else, or wanting to hurt themselves, counselors respond to the needs of students, staff and community in times of crisis/emergency.
High School Registration Details
FOR STUDENTS ATTENDING WALTON, visit WALTON 8th GRADE ARTICULATION PAGE
FOR STUDENTS ATTENDING POPE,
visit POPE 8th GRADE ARTICULATION PAGE
FOR STUDENTS INTERESTED IN MAGNET SCHOOLS,
visit COBB'S MAGNET PROGRAM WEBPAGE
For more info, access the Dodgen Counselors website: https://dodgencounseling.weebly.com/
