National Junior Honor Society Members (not the newest inductees):
Community service hours are due Friday, May 10.
You are required to complete at least 4 hours of community service.
The TJMS Annual Talent Show
Thursday, May 16 @ 6:30
Admission is $3
All proceeds benefit the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
TJMS Counseling Department:
Lisha Vannoy
6th grade and 7th grade (main building) counselor
Katie Smith
7th grade (annex) and 8th grade counselor
Jenny Rumley
Guidance Clerk
Kate Rives
Social Worker (Tuesdays and Thursdays)
About the Counseling Center
The Counseling Center (774-4632) at TJMS provides several services to our students and school family. Counselors are available to assist students with educational, career, personal and social concerns. Middle school can be a difficult and stressful time and difficulties may directly impact a child"s ability to learn. School Counselors provide a safe, confidential environment for all students. Counselors also work with the school faculty and staff in helping children through coordination, consultation, and teamwork.
How can I see a counselor?
Self Referral
Appointment made by counselor
Parent request
Administrative or Teacher referral
Reasons to See a Counselor
School Problems
Study Skills
Changes
Stress or Anxiety
Conflict Mediation
Worries and Fears
How You Feel About Yourself
Questions and Concerns
What is Confidentiality?
What we talk about in a counseling appointment is private information. However, there are times when a counselor will need to discuss a session with someone else. A student will be informed if a counselor will be discussing his or her situation. Times when a counselor will alert the appropriate person are the following:
If someone is hurting a child
A child wanted to hurt himself or herself
A child wanted to hurt someone else
A court requested information
Please feel free to call us if you have questions, 774-4632.
