Lunt Elementary School Counseling Web Site

Welcome to the
Lunt Elementary
School Counseling Website!
2008-2009

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Miss Maribeth Bush, School Counselor
Mrs. Anne LaBossiere, School Counselor

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Click here to read the Lunt Guidance blog, Smooth Sailing!

Click here to read Miss Bush's story about Sharing Friends!

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Guidance Activities

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Kindergarten
number 1
First Grade
number 2
Second Grade

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Resources
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Our Room!
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Parent Resources
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Teacher Resources

Miss Bush and Mrs. LaBossiere
are your
School Counselors.

Miss Bush is at Lunt on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesday mornings.	Mrs. LaBossiere is at Lunt Wednesday afternoons, Thursdays, and Fridays.
Click here to learn more about Miss Bush!	Click here to learn more about Mrs. LaBossiere!

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What are School Counselors?

School Counselors are a type of helper in your school. We help kids with things like problem solving, understanding feelings, and making friends!

What do School Counselors do?

Miss Bush and Mrs. LaBossiere...

talk with individual students,
meet with students in small groups, and
visit classrooms to teach lessons about things that will help you in school, and out of school!

Click here to learn more about what School Counselors do!

Who are School Counselors for?

Your School Counselors are here for EVERYONE! We are here for every student, every teacher, and every parent who is part of the Lunt School community.

Click here to learn more about why a student, parent, or teacher might want to talk to the School Counselor!

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