Counselor-Guided Learning

At Sisters Elementary School, school counseling is an important part of helping every student feel safe, connected, confident, and ready to learn. Our counselor works with students, families, teachers, and staff to support academic success, positive relationships, emotional well-being, and the skills children need to navigate challenges as they grow.

Counselor-guided learning is designed for all students, with additional individual and small-group support available when needed.

Have questions? Please contact the Sisters Elementary School for more information or assistance.

Building Skills for School & Life

Through classroom lessons and counselor support, students develop important lifelong skills including self-awareness, communication, empathy, problem-solving, healthy relationships, coping strategies, goal setting, and responsible decision-making.

SES also uses Wayfinder, a research-based learning program that helps students develop six core skills: Self-Awareness, Adaptability, Empathy, Collaboration, Agency, and Purpose. Learning grows developmentally across the elementary years, helping students strengthen their sense of belonging, confidence, relationships, and ability to make positive choices.

Supporting Students

Our school counselor supports students through:

• Classroom counselor-guided learning
• Short-term individual and small-group support
• Friendship and conflict resolution
• Academic and goal-setting support
• Social and emotional skill development
• Collaboration with families, teachers, and community resources

A Nationally Recognized Program

Sisters Elementary School has earned the prestigious RAMP (Recognized ASCA Model Program) designation from the American School Counselor Association. RAMP recognizes schools that demonstrate a comprehensive, data-informed school counseling program focused on improving outcomes for students.

This national recognition reflects SES's commitment to providing exceptional, intentional support for the whole child.