The student counselor is here to help with:

• Registration

• Academic Concerns

• Personal Issues/ Conflict Resolution

• Career Exploration and College Planning

• Scholarships/Financial Aid

• Parent/Teacher Conferences

Email Cynthia J. Steele

• Gathers information from various counties, schools, counselors and parents for enrollment of students. 

• Manages student’s records to analyze, generate and distribute student’s demographics, scheduling, academic progress, testing and disciplinary reports.

• Coordinates and oversees distribution of Parent Portal login information and responsible for quality assurance of parent User IDs and passwords. 

• Assures coordination of both verbal and written information from school is accurately provided to a variety of departments and school system business owners.

Email Dia Clark

The Dean of Students provides administrative assistance in areas assigned by the principal in the a 9th through 12th grade facility.  Including, yet not limited to

• Student supervision

• Specifically in attendance

• Discipline

• Student guidance

• Instructional leadership improvement

• Variety of student body activities

• Parental engagement

Email Antoine L. Brown

The school social worker is trained to assess and address the needs of students who may be experiencing barriers to academic success.  School Social Worker services include:

• Assessment and identification of emotional, behavioral, and academic needs; referral to services to address identified needs

• Implementation of procedures that address school safety, attendance, crisis response, and child abuse & neglect

• Advocacy for programs and procedures in the school and the community that meet the unmet needs of students and families

The School Social Worker serves multiple schools so it is not on our campus daily. You may contact the School Social Worker by calling the main office or by sending an email .

Email Latoya Ward

The MTSS Facilitator works alongside teachers to:

• Support the needs of all students.

• Provide resources for intervention purposes.

• Offer professional development opportunities.

• Support Professional Learning Communities.

• Problem solve using student data.

Email Patricia E. Wells

The School Psychologist is trained to address academic, emotional, and behavioral barriers that may be hindering student success. They collaborate with educators, administrators, families, and other mental health professionals to create safe, healthy, and supportive learning environments for all students while working to create a strong school-home connection. Duties include but are not limited to:
-the use of standardized assessments to identify and address the academic, behavioral, and emotional needs of individual students
-Collaboration in the design and implementation of appropriate interventions and accommodations for students.
-Participation in the IEP process
-Providing direct services to individual or groups of students (e.g.. counseling, crisis interventions, mentoring, safety plans)
-Working with administrators to establish school wide programs and procedures that address the unmet needs of students and families

The School Psychologist serves multiple schools and is not on our campus daily. You may contact the School Psychologist by calling the main office or by sending an email .

Email Julian Martinez

Implement the CIS Model with the ABC+P Framework. The framework focuses on driving student success by increasing attendance (A), improving behavior (B), improving coursework (C), and engaging parents and families (P).

Provide resources exposing students to Career and College readiness opportunities.

Over the past 32 years Communities In Schools of Rocky Mount Region has served over 10.000 at risk students directly through case management.

CIS is in schools to help students stay in school and be successful.

Email Jacqueline Esule

Email Nurse Lucas