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Ms. Nasadoski -
Johnstown Elementary Counselor
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Role of the School Counselor
School counselors help
all students in the areas of personal/social
development, academic achievement, and career
development. School counselors differ from mental
health counselors. If you would like a list of
local mental health providers, please visit the
‘Human Services Directory’ listed below in the
‘Helpful Links’ section.
Ms. Nasadoski works at Warren Street, Glebe Street
and Pleasant Avenue schools. She helps students
both on an individual basis and primarily in
groups. She also visits classrooms throughout the
school year.
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Ms. Nasadoski’s Schedule:
Monday- Warren St.
Tuesday- Warren St.
Wednesday - Glebe St.
Thursday- Pleasant Ave.
Friday- Pleasant Ave. |
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Classroom Guidance
The Yello Dyno is visiting classrooms with Ms.
Nasadoski! The Yello Dyno curriculum teaches
students safety skills for a lifetime and helps
protect them against abduction, bullying, child
abuse, drug abuse and violent kids.
Students are learning the safety rules:
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I Can Yell the Yello Dyno yell
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I Am Aware of Tricky People
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I Know How to Use 911
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I Trust My Feelings
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I Know my Body's Mine
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I Can Say "NO!"
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I can Go to the "Right Strangers" for Help
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I Am Worth Keeping Safe
Source:
Yello Dyno Curriculum Box Set
 Banana
Splits Groups
What is “Banana Splits?”
“Banana Splits” is a peer support group for
students who are facing issues of separation or
divorce.
When is it?
“Banana Splits” will take place either before
school at 8:40 a.m. or after school at 3:10 p.m.,
depending upon the school building. Students in
each grade level, whose families are separated or
divorced, will have the opportunity to participate
throughout the school year.
What do we do?
We try to help each other by talking and sharing
our feelings. If we don’t have much to talk about,
we play games and work on projects that build our
confidence and encourage skills such as
communication and teamwork. “Banana Splits”
encourages children to see that they are not
alone, explore how to help themselves feel better,
and increase communication at home.
Do many kids join?
In
every school building, there were “Banana Splits”
members from each class in Kindergarten through
sixth grade.
How do you join?
Permission slips will be sent home before the
group is scheduled to begin. Simply fill it out
and return it to school.
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Thoughts Worth Sharing:
Hold on to your dreams
Ask questions
Plan to succeed
Proceed with confidence
Invest in the right attitude
Never stop believing
Enjoy the detours
Save time for little things
Share a smile every day :-) |
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Images on this page
are courtesy of Microsoft Clip Art
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Elementary School Counseling
