09/21/2023
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Grangerland Intermediate, Conroe ISD
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COUNSELOR HIGHLIGHT: Mrs. Williams, 6th grade Counselor
Why did you want to become a school counselor?
***As an educator at heart, I discovered that I had a true desire to help others see their true potential, grow their ability to be the best version of themselves, & advocate for those in need.
What or who influenced you to become a school counselor?
***In my early years of teaching, my campus counselor was a great influence on my decision to become a counselor.
Describe a goal you achieved in your counseling (teaching) practice, and who helped you with achieving that goal?
***As a counselor, my daily goal is to support someone in need of growth, both academically & emotionally. Being a witness to a student experiencing personal growth is an achieved goal.
What is your favorite thing about being a school counselor?
***As a counselor, I have the privilege of supporting others in examining & developing their social skills & emotional strength. My favorite part of counseling is working with social & emotional development.
If you could give 1 piece of advice/guidance for students, what would it be and why.
***Never give up, never give in. You'll only fail if you stop trying. Keep going, you'll get there!
Why did you want to become a school counselor?
***As an educator at heart, I discovered that I had a true desire to help others see their true potential, grow their ability to be the best version of themselves, & advocate for those in need.
What or who influenced you to become a school counselor?
***In my early years of teaching, my campus counselor was a great influence on my decision to become a counselor.
Describe a goal you achieved in your counseling (teaching) practice, and who helped you with achieving that goal?
***As a counselor, my daily goal is to support someone in need of growth, both academically & emotionally. Being a witness to a student experiencing personal growth is an achieved goal.
What is your favorite thing about being a school counselor?
***As a counselor, I have the privilege of supporting others in examining & developing their social skills & emotional strength. My favorite part of counseling is working with social & emotional development.
If you could give 1 piece of advice/guidance for students, what would it be and why.
***Never give up, never give in. You'll only fail if you stop trying. Keep going, you'll get there!
COUNSELOR HIGHLIGHT: Mrs. Yvette Chapman, 5th grade Counselor
Why did you want to become a school counselor?
I became a counselor, because my childhood was like my students who were from broken and abusive homes with absent parents. I remembered how I felt hopeless as a child and feeling like counselors were not really on my side, and I wanted to change that and be a counselor who really cares and makes a difference for children.
What or who influenced you to become a school counselor?
While teaching as an Art teacher, I had a student who was extremely emotional and misbehaving along with influencing his classmates down a rough path. He loved to draw and was quite talented. I found time to allow him to come to my class and learn advance techniques. During this time we would talked and he was comfortable expressing himself and sharing why he acted out so often. We talked about traumas that made him so emotional and angry and what he wanted his future to look like. It was during these times I knew my calling was to help others with pains of their past and work on a better future, and the way to do this was through counseling.
Describe a goal you achieved in your counseling (teaching) practice, and who helped you with achieving that goal?
One goal that I have achieved while counseling is connecting with my Spanish speaking parents and students. I have opened presentations for parents and spoke on the phone giving information all in Spanish. This is a goal that I set my first year here at Grangerland and I am continuing to build on it, so I am completely fluent in the Spanish language.
What is your favorite thing about being a school counselor?
My favorite thing about being a school counselor is helping students learn how to work through their problems because I know it will help them when they are older.
If you could give 1 piece of advice/guidance for students, what would it be and why.
One piece of advice I would give to students is to keep living and learning, school, and life both have challenges and seem extremely hard at times where you may want to give up, but when you keep going you inspire others to keep going too. You never know who is looking up to you!
Why did you want to become a school counselor?
I became a counselor, because my childhood was like my students who were from broken and abusive homes with absent parents. I remembered how I felt hopeless as a child and feeling like counselors were not really on my side, and I wanted to change that and be a counselor who really cares and makes a difference for children.
What or who influenced you to become a school counselor?
While teaching as an Art teacher, I had a student who was extremely emotional and misbehaving along with influencing his classmates down a rough path. He loved to draw and was quite talented. I found time to allow him to come to my class and learn advance techniques. During this time we would talked and he was comfortable expressing himself and sharing why he acted out so often. We talked about traumas that made him so emotional and angry and what he wanted his future to look like. It was during these times I knew my calling was to help others with pains of their past and work on a better future, and the way to do this was through counseling.
Describe a goal you achieved in your counseling (teaching) practice, and who helped you with achieving that goal?
One goal that I have achieved while counseling is connecting with my Spanish speaking parents and students. I have opened presentations for parents and spoke on the phone giving information all in Spanish. This is a goal that I set my first year here at Grangerland and I am continuing to build on it, so I am completely fluent in the Spanish language.
What is your favorite thing about being a school counselor?
My favorite thing about being a school counselor is helping students learn how to work through their problems because I know it will help them when they are older.
If you could give 1 piece of advice/guidance for students, what would it be and why.
One piece of advice I would give to students is to keep living and learning, school, and life both have challenges and seem extremely hard at times where you may want to give up, but when you keep going you inspire others to keep going too. You never know who is looking up to you!
COUNSELOR HIGHLIGHT: Meet Mrs. Perez
Why did you want to become a school counselor?
*During my 20 years as a teacher, and through my own personal family experience, many children who I cared about found themselves going through some pretty difficult times and I wanted to learn how to be able to help them.
What or who influenced you to become a school counselor?
*The Guidance Counselors at the school where I taught (Mrs. Clara Wade and Ms. Linda Gonzalez) were my inspiration to becoming a school counselor. These ladies had a genuine and sincere desire to help children and their families. By watching them in action, I knew that one day, I wanted to be of service to children and their families in our community.
Describe a goal you achieved in your counseling (teaching) practice, and who helped you with achieving that goal?
*A goal that I have achieved during my time as a teacher and a counselor has been to remain patient. There are so many people who have helped me throughout my career learn to how to be present and attentive to the students and families whom I have come in contact with.
What is your favorite thing about being a school counselor?
*My most favorite thing EVER about being a school counselor is working with my students.....and GIVING HUGS!!!
If you could give 1 piece of advice/guidance for students, what would it be and why.
*There are many things in this world that you can be, but the most important thing that you can be is..... KIND!!!
When you speak to and treat others with kindness, you shine brightly both inside and out. That makes is easy to STAY ON THE RIGHT TRACK AND BE THE CHANGE THAT YOU WANT TO SEE!
Why did you want to become a school counselor?
*During my 20 years as a teacher, and through my own personal family experience, many children who I cared about found themselves going through some pretty difficult times and I wanted to learn how to be able to help them.
What or who influenced you to become a school counselor?
*The Guidance Counselors at the school where I taught (Mrs. Clara Wade and Ms. Linda Gonzalez) were my inspiration to becoming a school counselor. These ladies had a genuine and sincere desire to help children and their families. By watching them in action, I knew that one day, I wanted to be of service to children and their families in our community.
Describe a goal you achieved in your counseling (teaching) practice, and who helped you with achieving that goal?
*A goal that I have achieved during my time as a teacher and a counselor has been to remain patient. There are so many people who have helped me throughout my career learn to how to be present and attentive to the students and families whom I have come in contact with.
What is your favorite thing about being a school counselor?
*My most favorite thing EVER about being a school counselor is working with my students.....and GIVING HUGS!!!
If you could give 1 piece of advice/guidance for students, what would it be and why.
*There are many things in this world that you can be, but the most important thing that you can be is..... KIND!!!
When you speak to and treat others with kindness, you shine brightly both inside and out. That makes is easy to STAY ON THE RIGHT TRACK AND BE THE CHANGE THAT YOU WANT TO SEE!
Valentine's Sales are going on during all lunch periods this week. $2.00 to send a candy bar with valentine message to a friend or $1.00 to send a bag of chips with the message: "You are all that and a bag of chips" to a friend. This a fundraising project for the Purple House (Magnanimo). Proceeds will be used for house projects. Candy and chips will be delivered on Monday.
LIFETOUCH Picture Day
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School Name: Grangerland Intermediate
Picture Day Dates: Wednesday, March 2 - Thursday, March 3
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Important Information: 2 DAY EVENT - MARCH 2, 2022 & MARCH 3, 2022
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School Name: Grangerland Intermediate
Picture Day Dates: Wednesday, March 2 - Thursday, March 3
Picture Day ID: EVTDBCM8G
Important Information: 2 DAY EVENT - MARCH 2, 2022 & MARCH 3, 2022
Celebrating Counselor Week
Tuesday— My Counselors see my BRIGHT side! (Neon Colors)
Wednesday--I’m WILD about my Counselors! (Animal Prints)
Thursday—My Counselor knows I’m COLLEGE BOUND! (College Shirts)
Friday—My Counselor is part of my TEAM! (Favorite Team Shirts)
Tuesday— My Counselors see my BRIGHT side! (Neon Colors)
Wednesday--I’m WILD about my Counselors! (Animal Prints)
Thursday—My Counselor knows I’m COLLEGE BOUND! (College Shirts)
Friday—My Counselor is part of my TEAM! (Favorite Team Shirts)
CONGRATS! February's 5th Teacher of the Month is Tammy Bryson, 5th Science Teacher. 6th Teacher of the Month is Luke Silvera, 6th Math Special Ed Teacher. All 3 of our instructional coaches- Michelle Washington (Math/Sci), Jess Winkler (Behavior) and Araelia Betler (ELA/SS) were honored as the Staff Members of the Month. We are so proud of all of their hard work!
Early Start: Cooking with Kozak The students made Cannolis.
Grangerland Boys 2 Men Club heading out to Rockets game. We want to give a big shout out to HEB who sponsored their meals for the trip and Charlie Diggs Entertainment & Promotions who sponsored their club T-shirts.
Congrats to Raelynn Dingman who represented Grangerland at the CISD District Honor Band Concert. Her Band teacher, Mrs. Hill and her private tutor, Dr. Hill were both there to cheer her on. We are proud of Raelynn.
Grangerland Boys2Men Club had a great time at the Rockets game last night.
Just popped by to check out some of the basketball fun in PE today.
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Operating as usual
09/21/2023
09/21/2023
More from Read for a Better Life. We loved having our Caney Creek Panthers on campus!
09/20/2023
Read for a Better Life brought some special visitors to Grangerland. Caney Creek High School, Conroe ISD
09/16/2023
What talented artist we have at Grangerland!
09/15/2023
This week's edition of the Gazette.
Grangerland Gazette From The Principal
09/14/2023
CCHS homecoming week! All one color! Remember tomorrow is our spirit day!
09/14/2023
09/12/2023
CCHS Homecoming! Show your Pride by wearing Red, White and Blue..
09/12/2023
It's CCHS Homecoming week! Grangerland Panthers showed their support by wearing Gold/Yellow!
09/08/2023
Supporting our Caney Creek Panthers!
09/08/2023
Check out what is happening at Grangerland!
Grangerland Gazette From The Principal
09/07/2023
Sign up for your parent access account today!
09/06/2023
09/04/2023
Animal print day supporting out CCHS Panther football.
08/31/2023
When you use your Panther cash to enter a drawing and win your whole class extra recess. Class Hero!
08/25/2023
Check out what is happening at Grangerland Intermediate
Grangerland Gazette From The Principal
08/24/2023
Join us for SPIRIT DAYS supporting our CCHS Panthers!
08/22/2023
PTO Invitation
08/22/2023
Ballot Application for
Board Member Elections for 2023-2024
08/22/2023
Check out the year's first edition of the Grangerland Gazette
Grangerland Gazette From The Principal
08/18/2023
We had a great time rewarding the staff for making it their first full week. Something salty/something sweet!
08/17/2023
Check out our Junior FFA Program!
08/14/2023
Join Us for Parent Information Night!
08/10/2023
Great first day at Grangerland!
08/08/2023
Welcome Back Panthers! We can't wait to see you at Meet the Teacher.
08/08/2023
So grateful to have the support of B.E. Blessed! This young lady is making a difference in the lives of others. If your child is in need of a backpack and school supplies, please reach out to one of our counselors.
08/07/2023
Meet the teacher is this Tuesday from 4:30-5:30pm. You should be hearing from your teacher Monday or Tuesday morning. Don’t worry if you miss the call….we will have the rosters at meet the teacher.
08/04/2023
Grangerland Staff, along with our student guest speaker, put the "Pep" in Pep Rally at our annual CCHS feeder zone Pep Rally. Second place overall and the winners of "Best Props" and "Hula Hoop Challenge"! Great way to kick off a year of winning!
08/03/2023
CHANGES TO STUDENT DROP OFF! Please note the changes to the parent drop off line. Car riders will enter and exit from 3083 and drop off/pick up outside the gym.
08/03/2023
Join Us At Meet the Teacher on August 8th from 4:30-5:30.
05/27/2023
LAST DAY of school-- SPLASH BASH 2023!
05/27/2023
Grangerland Awards Day 2023
05/21/2023
Boys 2 Men Club went to the Astros Game. Thank you, Coach Gomez and Coach Romo for taking them.
Volunteers needed for Friday for Field Day. You can sign up on the Grangerland PTO page.
05/12/2023
We were so excited to hear the tunes of Jeff Canada and Payton Howie. They volunteered their time to perform for our students as an incentive yesterday. A big Thank you to Jeff Canada and Payton Howie. Thank you, Charlie Diggs Entertainment, for setting this up for us. https://paytonhowie.com/about-payton
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05/12/2023
6th grade Band Concert. It is incredible to hear them play.
05/12/2023
Thank you to all of our volunteers this year! We couldn't have done many of these events without your help. We honored volunteers with a breakfast this week.
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16283 FM 3083
Conroe, TX
77302
Opening Hours
| Monday | 8am - 4pm |
| Tuesday | 8am - 4:30pm |
| Wednesday | 8am - 3:45pm |
| Thursday | 8am - 4:30pm |
| Friday | 8am - 4:30pm |
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