Find Texas Schools and Independent School Districts
San Antonio-area public schools provide counseling for all Independent School District (ISD) students. Our children’s academic, social, and emotional development are crucial to learning success. Our public school counselors help support students in a variety of ways.
School counselors can:
Counselors assist schools in creating disciplinary guidelines to discourage negative behavior. They encourage positive relationships between students and their peers and teachers. Counselors provide emotional support and tools for children experiencing family trauma like death or divorce.
School counselors can:
Public school counselors support victims of bullying, harassment, and abuse. They continuously educate school staff and students on school safety tips and suicide prevention in order to provide a welcoming and safe learning environment for all children.
School counselors can:
School counselors teach children strategies to help cope with pressure and anxiety about grades and school. Counselors assist students with academic plans in preparation for after high school. They can provide detailed information on colleges and universities, help students correctly fill out their college application, or research available scholarships. They provide students and families with financial aid information and details on saving for college like a 529 college savings plan. For students who do not wish to attend college, counselors can help them create a coursework outline to set them up for success in their chosen career paths.
South San Antonio ISD’s culinary club are putting their aprons back on and are ready to cook up a storm. The Kindred Elementary, Culinary Tigers,
South San Antonio ISD celebrates the opening of their new sustainable community garden. The students of Madla Elementary held a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate
Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD shares the importance of teaching students financial literacy. The Ready, Set, Teach! (RST) program is a field-based internship which supplies students with
North East ISD student, Jennifer Martins, helps with NEISD summer meals and shares her story. Jennifer Martins remembers going through the lunch line at Garner
Friendswood ISD’s 2023 High School Teacher of the Year Amanda Davies shared her personal story about her pride and dedication to FISD, and her journey
Fort Bend ISD’s Animal Science Program introduces students to the world of animal-oriented agribusiness. Students learn about the science and businesses associated with animals. Austin
© Copyright 2023 – We Go Public – All Rights Reserved
If you want to take advantage of this benefit or learn more about how a membership can help your organization please click the button below.