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About The Counselors

COUNSELORS: Dana LeTard Vicellio

SCHOOL: Northwestern Elementary School

SCHOOL PHONE: 654-2786


About The Counselor

Welcome Parents!  My name is Mrs. Dana Vicellio and I am the school 
counselor at Northwestern Elementary School.  I received my B.S. in 
Elementary Education from LSU in 1985.  I received my Master's degree in 
school counseling from LSU in 1995 and my Specialist degree in counseling 
from LSU in 2005.  I have been a counselor for 11 years now.  Prior to this 
I taught 4th, 2nd, and 3rd grade for 9 years.  I am a National Certified 
Counselor (NCC) and a National Certified School Counselor (NCSC). I am 
currently working toward becoming a LPC (Licensed Professional Counselor)and 
hope to begin work toward a doctorate in counseling in 2008.  I love working 
with children and would be happy to talk with you about any concerns you may 
have about your child.  I offer individual and small group counseling for 
our students as well as whole class guidance lessons once a month. I am also 
the School Building Level Committee Coordinator/504 Coordinator and set up 
(SBLC) meetings any time there is a concern about a child.

Mission Of The Department

In accordance with the American School Counseling Association's National 
Model, Northwestern Elementary's School Counseling Program strives to 
promote academic development, career development, and personal/social 
development by helping to establish a climate in which the school, parents 
and community emphasize academic excellence, a sense of responsibility and 
respect, and the development of a better understanding of oneself and 
others. Furthermore, Northwestern Elementary's School Counseling Program 
supports the mission of the Zachary Community School Board in striving to 
assist every student in reaching his or her maximum potential through high-
quality instruction and good stewardship of community resources.

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