Student Support
Our mission to prepare students for "moral, happy, productive" lives requires deliberate, focused efforts to support their physical and social-emotional wellness and to help our students find academic success. Guiding this work is a team of experts who care deeply for the well-being of our students and are passionate about equipping their colleagues with tools to help our students thrive in all areas of their lives.
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Counselors Focused on Students' Mental & Emotional Well-Being
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Family Nurse Practitioner Serving as School Health Director
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Learning Specialists Supporting All Students' Academic Success
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Learning Support Coaches Offering Strategies & 1-on-1 Support
Partnership with Families
Through our Family Matters speaker series, we are grateful for opportunities to partner with parents and caregivers for the benefit of our students' well-being. Here is a sampling of this year's wellness and student support-related parent/caregiver education programs, which combines internal and external expertise:
- Sex, Gender & Sexuality
- Social-Emotional Learning
- Vaping: Current Research & Trends
- Consent in Relationships
- DA Learning Support
- The Effortless Perfection Myth
- Screens and Social Media
Martha Baker
M.Ed., University of North Carolina at Greensboro
India Bayley
M.D., Vanderbilt University
Chrissie Bushey
M.Ed., Shippensburg University
Paige Byrd
Graduate Certificate, Universitiy of Massachusetts - Dartmouth
Shelley Danser
M.S.W., Boston College
Edie Evans
M.Ed., East Carolina University
Christian Hairston-Randleman
M.Ed., UNC-Chapel Hill
M.S.A., UNC-Chapel Hill
Ed.S., Liberty University
Cindy Moore
M.A., North Carolina Central University
Ph.D., University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Andy Pronto
M.Ed. DePaul University
Jen Rogers
B.S., James Madison University
Anna Sundy
M.S., Auburn University
Danielle Wysenski
M.S.E., University of Dayton
Ph.D., University of North Carolina - Charlotte