At DWE:

                                     All  Belong.

                                     All  Learn.

                                     All  Lead.

Holly Mays

281-641-2207

Ms. Mays' Website

Twitter:  @DWECounselor

School Counseling Services

 

Counselors are essential educators and mental health professionals in the school system. We are growing graduates by teaching educational, career, personal, and social development at all ages!

 

Great 8 Skills for Daily Living:  Optimistic Thinking

 

A child's attitude of confidence, hopefulness, and positive thinking regarding herself/himself and her/his life situations in the past, present, and future.

 

Optimistic Thinking Classroom Guidance

 

Student "I can" Statements:

  • Carry herself/himself with confidence

  • Say good things about herself/himself

  • Speak about positive things

  • Look forward to classes or activities at school

  • Say good things about his/her classmates

  • Say good things about the future

  • Express high expectations for himself/herself

 

Digital Classroom Guidance Lessons

PreK - 1st Grade Lesson

2nd and 3rd Grade Lesson

4th and 5th Grade Lesson

 

Great 8 Skills at Home

 

 

For more information on Social and Emotional Learning at Home, visit the Parent Portal.

Personalized Counseling

and 1:1 Meetings

I am excited to meet with each student on campus through individual meetings this year! This is a special time for students to tell me about themselves, their strengths, and their goals for the future.  In our classroom guidance lessons we will continue growing in our Great 8 Social & Emotional Learning Skills, especially in the areas of optimistic thinking, self management, goal directed behavior, and relationship skills.

It is going to be a great year here at Deerwood!

 

Click below for a personalized counseling message from our Superintendent, Dr. Elizabeth Fagen.
 
 

No Place for Hate

 

This quarter we're inviting students and families to sign our Resolution of Respect! Click here to view our resolution and be a part of our community of kindness.

Red Ribbon Week

October 25-29

 

The Red Ribbon became a symbol for drug prevention in 1985, in response to the murder of DEA Special Agent Enrique “Kiki” Camarena. Informed Families started the first county-wide Red Ribbon campaign in 1986. In 1988, NFP sponsored the first National Red Ribbon Week® celebration. Today, the Red Ribbon serves as a catalyst to mobilize communities to educate youth and encourage participation in drug prevention activities. Since that time, the campaign has reached millions of U.S. children and families.

Promote healthy living at home with Red Ribbon Virtual Activities.

 

Take Time for a Mindful Minute

 

College, Career, & Life Readiness

 

Career Exploration

 

 

PAWS in Jobland: Use the district access code AK01773.

Students go to the website and click on Jobland. In Jobland, students can choose buildings and careers to explore.

  • What are some of the careers in the building?

  • Did you find any jobs that interest you?

  • If so, what did you like about them? If not, what did you not like about them?

 

 

WittyWe:  Students can explore different Career Clusters and learn more about the areas that interest them.

 

 

Are You Ready for College?

A guide to college planning in Texas.

 

College Spotlight

 

This quarter we are spotlighting The University of Texas at Austin.  Click here to schedule an online tour of the UT campus.  To learn more about The University of Texas and what they have to offer, click here.

 

 

U.S. Armed Forces Spotlight

 

This quarter we are spotlighting the Army National Guard.  Click here to explore National Guard career options.

 

Community Resources

 

Humble ISD Counseling Resources

 

School Counseling Services

 

School Counseling Request Form

 

Small Group Counseling 

 

 

The purpose of small groups is to bring students with similar needs or concerns together to share, problem solve, and connect with their peers to enhance their social and emotional development.

School Counselor's Website

 

If you need to contact the counselor, here's how.....

 

Ms. Mays' Contact Information

 

(281) 641-2207

Email:  holly.mays@humbleisd.net

Website:  Ms. Mays' Homepage

Twitter:  @DWECounselor