Faubion SchoolKristina Lasher School Counselor @ Faubion
FAUBION SCHOOL COUNSELING
PROGRAM
Serving All Faubion
Students PK-8
The Faubion School counseling program is committed to the lifelong learning and success of every student. It is a comprehensive program focused on the academic, career and social development of our students, to be delivered in partnership with the school’s total education program. Together with the school administration, staff, parents and community, the licensed school counselor will support the individual differences of our students in attaining their greatest creative, academic and career goals.
Belief Statements:
All Students have the ability to achieve academic success. All students will be supported in the school environment to build a strong social and academic foundation to make positive choices later in life. Individual differences and unique learning styles of all students will be respected when implementing counseling and guidance services. Students are best served through a supportive collaboration by the entire school staff, parents and the community.
Meet the counselor!
My background in edcation started as a bilingual classroom teacher. I also taught ELL students grades PK-7th grade. I am an experienced Parenting class facilitator using the “Taking Charge” curriculum. I have received two masters degrees: In teaching and school counseling at Lewis and Clark College. I am fortunate to be the full-time school counselor at Faubion. I look forward to serving all our students at Faubion! Stop by Room 19 to see me!
Girls Strength Self Defense Class for 7th grade Girls
Girl Strength Update
7th grade girls
Verbal Assertiveness
We have asked the girls to teach their family member how to use this 3 step model. Ask them how they practice being assertive in their daily lives.
The 3 Step Model…
- Name the behavior
- Criticize it
- Tell the person what you want them to do
Here is an example you could use with a friend or stranger who is not respecting your personal space:
- You’re in my space.
- I don’t like it.
- Please move back.
Try using the three step model on a regular basis with friends, family members and even strangers.
Ask family members for feedback after you used the 3 step model. How did they respond to your verbal assertiveness?
Remember you always have the right to speak up for yourself!
