Elementary School Counseling
Social-emotional learning helps students understand their feelings, build positive relationships, and make responsible choices. Throughout the year, students learn skills such as:
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Identifying and managing emotions
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Showing empathy and kindness
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Solving problems peacefully
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Setting goals and persevering through challenges
These skills are taught through classroom lessons, group activities, and individual support.
Families play an important role in a child’s success. If you have concerns about your child’s academic progress, behavior, emotions, or friendships, please feel free to reach out.
Parents/guardians may request counseling support by filling out this form: Google Form for Parent Request of Services. Counseling services are short-term and school-focused. If concerns extend beyond school, the counselor is happy to help connect families with community resources.
Confidentiality is respected, and information is shared only when necessary to support a child’s safety and success.
Completing this form gives BK Counselors consent to meet with children regarding the information parents shared. The Elementary School Counselor will reach out to you with any questions or concerns that may arise.
If you would like your child to receive telehealth therapy or psychiatry services during the school day, we do have a program with Classroom Clinic available. If interested, please contact Miss Pals at Jacobson Elementary.
Classroom Clinic offers telehealth in the following areas:
- Psychiatric Evaluations
- Establishment of a Diagnosis
- Medication Management
- Individual Therapy
Miss Laura Pals, Jacobson School Counselor, is the 504 coordinator for students in grades Kindergarten through 6th grade. If you feel like your student needs extra accommodations due to a medical diagnosis, please contact her at EMAIL or call the school at (641) 444-4300 ext. 1062. Thank you!
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Social-emotional learning helps students understand their feelings, build positive relationships, and make responsible choices. Throughout the year, students learn skills such as:
-
Identifying and managing emotions
-
Showing empathy and kindness
-
Solving problems peacefully
-
Setting goals and persevering through challenges
These skills are taught through classroom lessons, group activities, and individual support.
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-
Families play an important role in a child’s success. If you have concerns about your child’s academic progress, behavior, emotions, or friendships, please feel free to reach out.
Parents/guardians may request counseling support by filling out this form: Google Form for Parent Request of Services. Counseling services are short-term and school-focused. If concerns extend beyond school, the counselor is happy to help connect families with community resources.
Confidentiality is respected, and information is shared only when necessary to support a child’s safety and success.
Completing this form gives BK Counselors consent to meet with children regarding the information parents shared. The Elementary School Counselor will reach out to you with any questions or concerns that may arise.
If you would like your child to receive telehealth therapy or psychiatry services during the school day, we do have a program with Classroom Clinic available. If interested, please contact Miss Pals at Jacobson Elementary.
Classroom Clinic offers telehealth in the following areas:
- Psychiatric Evaluations
- Establishment of a Diagnosis
- Medication Management
- Individual Therapy
-
Miss Laura Pals, Jacobson School Counselor, is the 504 coordinator for students in grades Kindergarten through 6th grade. If you feel like your student needs extra accommodations due to a medical diagnosis, please contact her at EMAIL or call the school at (641) 444-4300 ext. 1062. Thank you!

