- Elementary School
- Camillus Middle School
- West Genesee Middle School
- High School
- Career Center
- Parent/Community Resources
Counselors provide any or all of the following services: classroom instruction, small group work, peer leadership, counseling, parent consultation, and parent programs. Counseling services include activities such as: assessment, crisis intervention, and one to one counseling. Depending upon the building needs and whether a counselor is stationed in one building or many, counselors may do all of the above activities or only one or two.
There is a strong emphasis on resiliency building and character education. Through various activities, counselors seek to assist students to:
- identify feelings and emotions
- deal effectively with feelings and emotions
- develop the ability to solve problems and make good decisions
- develop the ability to productively cope with life stressors including: loss, disappointment, peer relationships, family problems, school difficulties, or personal problems
- develop insight into difficult situations and determine what is in their control and what is not
- develop the ability to change bad situations into better ones
- develop healthy alternatives for having fun
- develop interpersonal skills
- develop ability to work within a group
- develop understanding, respect, and empathy for other people and systems
The “Prevention Counselors” are funded in part by OASAS. For more information about this program, please visit the OCM-BOCES website at OCM BOCES Youth Development