We Stand In Solidarity with OUR Students
Students & Parents/Guardians- Please Check Out Our Resources on Race, Equality, & Equity Below:
American School Counselor Association (ASCA) Position on Equity:
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"School counselors recognize and distinguish individual and group differences and strive to equally value all students and groups. School counselors are advocates for the equitable treatment of all students in school and in the community."
Click Below to Read a Message from Our Principal, Mr. Kevin Jackson:
Parents/Guardians: Discussions are VERY Important!!!
How Do I Talk to My Children About Race?
How to Talk to Your Children About Protests & Racism
How to Talk to Your Children About Trauma
Talking to Children After Racial Incidents
Click Here To Watch the Sesame Street Town Hall: Standing Up To Racism
Click Here for Anti-Racist Videos to Share with Kids
"School counselors foster increased awareness, understanding and appreciation of cultural diversity in the school and community through advocacy, networking and resource utilization to ensure a welcoming school environment. Through the curriculum of a school counseling program, school counselors can teach tolerance and address the issues of nonviolence and social justice on a regular basis. School counselors, collaborating with students and stakeholders, promote the success of all students by supporting access, equity and educational justice.”
American School Counselor Association (ASCA) Position on Cultural Diversity:
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"School counselors demonstrate cultural responsiveness by collaborating with stakeholders to create a school and community climate that embraces cultural diversity and helps to promote the academic, career and social/emotional success for all students."
Read About It!!!
What are Students of Color Up Against?
Activities to Celebrate Diversity
Explore:
Explore and Learn
About our Diverse World
Anti-Bullying Activities:
Anti-Bullying Workbook
Anti-Bullying
Coloring Book
Tolerance:
Learn More About Tolerance with our Workbook & Activities
" The time is always right to do what is right." -Martin Luther King Jr.
Educators: What Can We Do To Help?
Open Conversations in the Classroom
Teaching & Learning About Race and Racism with Young Children & Their Families
Race Talk: Engaging
Young People in Conversations
about Race and Racism
Talking About Race in the Classroom
Lets Talk! Discussing Race, Racism, & Other Difficult Topics with Students
Teaching Diversity in the Classroom
Books Supporting Conversations About Race, Racism, & Resistance
Lesson Plans on Multiculturalism & Diversity
Lesson Plans on Teaching For Change & Social Justice
Additional Resources to Explore:
How to Be An Anti-Racist Educator
Strategies for Reducing Racial & Ethnic Prejudice: Essential Principles
Understanding Race & Privilege
Affirming Black Lives Without Inducing Trauma
