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School Counselors and School Social Workers

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School Counselors and School Social Workers report directly to the building principals; however, Student Services provides administrative oversight, strategic direction, and district focus.

School Counselors follow the American School Counselor Association (ASCA) model framework in the implementation of the comprehensive school counseling program in South Euclid Lyndhurst (SEL) Schools. School Counselors help students acquire study and test-taking skills, use educational information, and set educational goals. They help students develop healthy self-concepts, learn to respect diverse cultures, and resolve conflicts. School Counselors help students understand and apply interests and aptitudes, use career information, and set career goals. As they counsel students individually and in groups, counselors often consult with parents and teachers to develop the supportive network needed to help students.

School Social Workers are licensed, trained mental health professionals, employed by the SEL school district, with a degree in social work who provide services related to a person's social, emotional, and life adjustment to school and/or society. School Social Workers work closely with School Counselors and are the link between the home, school, and community in providing direct as well as indirect services to students, families, and school personnel to promote and support students' academic and social success.
 
School-based and community-based assistance is provided to children and families confronting challenges that compromise health, safety, social adjustment, or other circumstances that jeopardize student learning or family functioning. South Euclid Lyndhurst Schools works in partnership with a host of mental and behavioral health providers accepting Medicaid and private insurance. Additionally, various mentorship programs and faith-based providers support students and families.

To request assistance, please contact a School Counselor or School Social Worker.

Our School Counselors and School Social Workers are dedicated to promoting academic, social, and emotional growth for all students. Here's how they can help:

School Counselors

Role: Follow the American School Counselor Association (ASCA) model to implement a comprehensive school counseling program.

How They Help:

  • Build academic skills: Study habits, test-taking strategies, and goal setting.

  • Foster personal growth: Develop self-confidence, respect for diversity, and conflict resolution skills.

  • Support career planning: Explore interests, use career resources, and set career goals.

Collaboration: Work closely with students, parents, and teachers to create a supportive network.

School Social Workers

Role: Licensed mental health professionals with expertise in social work.

How They Help:

  • Address social and emotional challenges that impact academic success.

  • Act as a bridge between home, school, and the community.

  • Provide both direct support (counseling and resources) and indirect support (advocacy and coordination).

Available Services

School-Based Support:

  • Counseling for social and emotional well-being.

  • Mentorship programs and partnerships with faith-based organizations.

Community-Based Assistance:

  • Access to mental and behavioral health providers.

  • Services available through Medicaid and private insurance.

Need Help?

Contact your child’s School Counselor or School Social Worker for assistance or to learn more about available resources.

School Counselors  

Mrs. Lisa Artino

Conscious Discipline - 216.691.2020

Ms. Monica Durica

Adrian Elementary School – 216.691.2170

Mrs. Margo Murphy-Speight

Rowland Elementary School – 216-691.2200

Mrs. Lindsey Cutler

Sunview Elementary School – 216.691.2225

Mrs. Sarah Budziak (4th/5th Team 1)

Greenview Campus – Intermediate School – 216.691.2190

Mrs. Faye Delgado (6th/5th Teams 2 & 3)

Greenview Campus – Middle School – 216.691.2245

Mrs. Kristine Durkin (7th)

Memorial Junior High School – 216.691.2141

Mrs. Jennifer Kennicutt (8th)

Memorial Junior High School – 216.691.2141

Ms. Sarah Ball (A-D)

Charles F. Brush High School – 216.691.2065

Mrs. Bridgette Johnson (E-K)

Charles F. Brush High School – 216.691.2065

Mrs. Christy Myers Rose (L-R)

Charles F. Brush High School – 216.691.2065

Mr. Jesse Blasier (S-Z)

Charles F. Brush High School – 216.691.2065

School Social Workers (serve all schools; however, the lead contact for each building is the following):

Mrs. Shannon Carlson, MSW, LISW

Sunview Elementary School and Charles F. Brush High School

Ms. Rachel Duber, MSW, LSW

Adrian Elementary School and Memorial Junior High School

Ms. Toya Owens, MSSA, LSW

Rowland Elementary School and Greenview Campus