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Crosby ISD Counseling Dept.

Counselor Connections K-12th Grade Edition

Crosby ISDCounseling Dept.Counselor Connections K-12th Grade Edition

Week of April 6, 2020

We hope that this newsletter finds all of our students and families coping with our "new normal." Your counselors are here to help you get through the stress of it all. Each counselor is available and would love to hear from you. You can find your counselor's contact information here.


This week's newsletter combines tips, information, ideas for all grade levels in Crosby ISD. Stay safe and know that we miss each and every one of our students!

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GoPeer.Org

Students from Harvard, MIT, UC Berkeley give FREE tutoring for students in K-12. Check out this article with more details on how to sign-up for this free resource. Click here
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24/7 Access to Speak to a Mental Health Counselor

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Can You Find...

Take a little break and try out this Math Scavenger Hunt

Crosby High School

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High School- AP Exams What You Need to Know

AP Exams are still happening... learn more here.
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SENIORS!

Seniors please take a minute to complete the Senior Spotlight Questionnaire. You will also find your senior cap & gown pictures at this site. The CHS Catamount Yearbook Staff has the questionnaire here.
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Virtual College Fair April 20-23

Four full days of presentations for students to explore college opportunities for FREE. Sign up here

Parent Resources

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Parenting in the time of Covid-19

To help parents interact constructively with their children during this time of confinement, these six one-page tips for parents cover planning one-on-one time, staying positive, creating a daily routine, avoiding bad behavior, managing stress, and talking about COVID-19. Use them to your and your kids’ advantage, and have fun in doing so. Head here to learn more.
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Supporting Your GT Child during Covid-19

While gifted children may cognitively process information about COVID-19, it’s important to

remember that, for some, other areas of development—such as their emotional or social

skills—may not be as mature. Learn more here.