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Counseling Department MISSION Statement
The mission of Mann Middle School is to establish an environment in which students attain their highest academic potential, with focus on the whole child. The mission will be accomplished through academic rigor and growth mindset, within a standards-based, data-driven program. All students will have equitable access to a comprehensive counseling program, which will emphasize discipline and grit.
Counseling Department VISION Statement
The vision of the Mann Counseling Department is to help every student to reach full potential, through necessary life skills and academic success, to become productive and responsible citizens. Our students demonstrate the mindset necessary to become critical thinkers in a culturally responsive manner to develop work-force readiness.
Confidentiality
As school counselors, we value building relationships and recognize that a huge component of this involves trust. Therefore, most information shared with us is confidential. It is important to note, however, that confidentiality must be broken in the following situations:
-If a student reports that they are being or have been harmed by someone
-If a student reports that they plan to harm someone or have harmed someone
-If a student reports that they have or are planning to harm himself or herself
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Mann Counseling Referral Form
Students who wish to speak to a member of the Counseling Department can use the link below to complete the form to send a request for an appointment. The student will then be contacted.

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MANN Counselors Provide:
- Academic skills support
- Organizational, study and test-taking skills
- Education in understanding self and others
- Coping strategies
- Peer relationships and effective social skills
- Communication, problem-solving, decision-making and conflict resolution
- Career awareness, exploration
and planning - Multicultural/diversity awareness
- Goal-setting/decision- making
- Academic planning
- Career planning
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Programs Provided
We provide services that focus on academic, career and socio-emotional well-being including:
Classroom Guidance Lessons
Examples: Individual Career and Academic Plan (ICAP) lessons provided to all grade levels and financial literacyWhat is ICAP?
Small Groups
Examples: friendships, social skills, grief and loss, organization, time management skills, managing anxiety, and stress
Individual Meetings
Examples: managing emotions, conflict resolution, academic support, crisis intervention and many more!
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Mental Health Resources
ASPEN POINTE
Child & Family Services
179 Parkside Dr. 80910
719.572.6100
Counseling Services
2864 S. Circle Dr. #600 80906
719.572.6100
PEAK VIEW BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
7353 Sisters Grove 80923
719.444.8484
CEDAR SPRINGS
2135 Southgate Rd.
719.633.4114
COLORADO CRISIS SERVICES
www.coloradocrisisservices.org
115 S Parkside Dr. 80910
844.493.8255
National Alliance on Mental Illness
Mental Health.gov
Pikes Peak Suicide Prevention

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CONTACT US
6th Grade Counselor
Greg Jones (719) 328-2308
Gregory.Jones@d11.org7th Grade Counselor
Lana Schymos (719) 328-2307
LANA.VSETECKA-SCHYMOS@d11.org8th Grade Counselor
Kim Stone (719) 328-2344
KIMBERLY.STONE@d11.orgSocial Worker
(719) 328.2300
Community Liaison
Jodi Shields (719) 328-2314
JODI.SHIELDS@d11.orgRegistrar
Janet Lopez (719) 328-2312
Janet.Lopez@d11.org