Wood River School Counselor

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It was a great week 2! Happy Friday Wildcats 🐾

Tomorrow starts my 19th year in education.
Regardless of my role: paraprofessional, teacher, counselor; the night before the first day has always been the same.
A sleepless night caused by anticipation. It’s excitement, worry, doubt, and numerous other emotions that come over me.
I pray for safety, happiness, growth, and friendship for all staff, students and families that walk through those doors.
Challenges will come our way, always do. But from discomfort, we will grow. We will become better versions of ourselves and in turn; build up those around us.

So here’s to 2025-2026!!!

Make it a great day or not, the choice is yours!

Ms. Salinas

Helping children process tragedy can be difficult. As a school counselor and parent, this is a great resource. Worth sharing, Praying for the Texas Hill Country!

https://abcnews.go.com/GMA/Family/talk-children-deadly-texas-flooding/story?id=123531278sntt

How to talk to children about deadly Texas flooding Dr. Karin Price of Texas Children's Hospital shares tips for parents on how to talk to kids about the deadly Texas floods.