Welcome to The Counselor's Corner!

Hello, Wildcat families!

I’m Haley Herndon, your School Counselor, and I am so happy to be part of your child’s journey at EastView. My goal is to help every student feel safe, supported, and successful both academically and socially.

If you have any questions, I’m here to help!

Need to speak with the Counselor:

Character Ed. Program

Each month one student from every class in every grade level is recognized for demonstrating outstanding character! Teachers nominate students who consistently display these traits both in and out of the classroom.

Character Traits We Celebrate:

  • Respect

  • Responsibility

  • Empathy

  • Perseverance / Growth Mindset

  • Cooperation & Teamwork

  • Leadership

  • Honesty / Integrity

Winners will be featured in the monthly newsletter and be invited to participate in a celebration!

Resources:

Here you will find information on:

  • Mental Health Counseling

  • Food Assistance

  • Housing & Financial Support

  • Healthcare & Wellness Programs

  • Family Support Services

  • Financial & Furniture Assistance

  • Homelessness Services

If you need anything, please do not hesitate to ask! We are here to help!

School Counselor vs. School Based Therapist

Haley Herndon - School Counselor

Responsible for

  • Short-term counseling

  • Classroom guidance lessons in all grade levels

  • Writing 504's

  • Child abuse coordinator

  • Scoring and write-ups of Vanderbilt Assessments.

Available to all students school wide.

Solution focused counseling; typically 6-8 sessions.

Parent Permission not required for individual counseling.

Stephanie Ruggles - School Based Therapist

Partnership with Frontier Health.

Provides long-term counseling and treatment planning for students on caseload, can also see students outside of school in the office.

Student are referred to caseload by the school counselor and principal based on severity of need. Referrals can also be made through Frontier Health.

Parent permission is required, unless there is a crisis or question of safety.