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Rockwood Gifted Program

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School Counseling

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The role of the counselors at the CCL is to respond to the unique needs of the gifted child. It is hoped that children will develop an appreciation of their talents, sensitivities, and interests. Supporting the CCL's children and their families is a daily goal and is done in a variety of ways. The counselors meet individually with students, provide whole group lessons on topics pertinent to gifted students, lead small group activities, consult with families to support student needs, conduct Care Team meetings, provide academic support and guidance, advocate for at-risk children, and provide information on gifted-related topics.

Your Counselors

Rebecca Hulvey

Rebecca Hulvey

Counselor
School: 636-891-6558
Thomas Robins

Thomas Robins

Counselor
School: 636-891-6559

Mission Statement
 

All students will be valued and provided results-based instruction in the areas of Career, Academic, and Personal Social Development, through a comprehensive guidance program, as they acquire skills, abilities, and attitudes that empower them to be lifelong contributing members of society.

Our guidance and counseling program includes: 

  1. Curricula consist of classroom lessons and large group presentations.
  2. INDIVIDUAL PLANNING consists of activities that help all students plan, monitor, and manage their own learning as well as their personal and career development.
  3. SYSTEM SUPPORT consists of management activities that establish, maintain, and enhance the total guidance program.
     
  4. RESPONSIVE SERVICES consists of activities to meet the immediate needs and concerns of students.

What Does a Counselor Do?

  • Provide short-term individual counseling
  • Facilitate small group counseling
  • Coordinate CARE TEAM meetings
  • Facilitate referrals for Special Education (Special School District)
  • Teach guidance lessons in all classrooms
  • Conference with teachers and parents
  • Interpret individual student test results


Appointments can be made in many ways.

  • A student may request an appointment
  • A teacher may request an appointment for a student
  • A parent may request an appointment for a student
  • An administrator may request an appointment for a student


Counselors can be a valuable resource for students, teachers, and parents. You may call or e-mail our counselors.