Elementary school counselors support students' academic, social, and emotional growth. They work with students, families, teachers, and staff to help every child feel supported, succeed in school, and prepare for the future.
If you have questions about your child's academic progress, social or emotional well-being, or need help finding school or community resources, please contact our school's counseling office. We're here to help.
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Welcome! My name is Mrs. Deborah Wells and I have been one of the School Counselors at ROES since 2003. I am excited to be here for our River Oaks Families and the Community. As a School Counselor, I work with parents and students in many ways through a program of services. I believe in developing and maintaining relationships with all students, parents and staff so that ALL students can be successful! The Counseling Department's goal is to support all students with their academic, career and social/emotional development.
I received my B.S. degree in Social Work from Bowie State University and my M.Ed. degree in Counseling and Development from George Mason University. I look forward to working with our Dolphin families and having an amazing school year! Please contact me if you have any concerns regarding your child or have any questions about the counseling program. I can be reached Monday-Friday from 8:30 a.m.- 3:30 p.m.
Greetings! My name is Janai Beauchamp and I've been here since 2016 as one of the School Counselor's working with the students, staff, and parents at River Oaks Elementary School. I acquired my B.A. degree in Sociology from Norfolk State University and M.Ed. degree in School Counseling from Seton Hall University.
I look forward to working with your children alongside a group of supportive staff members. Let's have an AMAZING year!!!
School counselors provide services that help students learn, grow, and thrive both in and out of the classroom.
Help students develop positive learning habits, build organization skills, and overcome challenges that may affect learning.
Support students as they build friendships, manage emotions, solve problems, and develop healthy relationships.
Partner with families to address student needs and connect them with school and community resources.
Help students successfully transition into elementary school and prepare for middle school.
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