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Welcome to the Middletown Middle School Counseling Department!

We are here to support you on your journey through middle school and the transition to high school and beyond. Together, we’ll work to ensure you have the tools and resources to achieve your goals and thrive as a Middie!

You can find the counseling office on the first floor of the middle school.

 

Candy Parsons

Guidance Department Secretary
cparsons@middletowncityschools.com
513-420-4531 (Counseling office)
513-420-4527 (fax)

 

Our Guidance Counselors are assigned to students based on the students' grade level. They are as follows:

 

Lisa Blue

7th Grade School Counselor
 
 

Catie Wambaugh

8th Grade School Counselor
 
 

Amy Cerminaro

Counselor for Students with IEPs and 504 Plans
acerminaro@middletowncityschools.com

 
 

MMS School Counseling Mission Statement: 

Our mission as Middletown Middle School Counselors is to provide students with a comprehensive program that focuses on student needs, interests and issues related to student growth through academic, personal/social and career development. Counselors work in close partnership with students, staff, family, community members, and employers to prepare students to achieve their greatest potential in and outside of the classroom.  

 

MMS School Counseling Vision:

The School Counseling program’s vision aligns with the Middletown School District’s vision of “Success for Each Student”. School counselors promote a positive, safe school climate where staff, students, and parents work together as one. As a result, students are equipped with the academic, career, and personal/social skills necessary to be successful life long learners who will make a positive difference not only while in school, but as contributing members of society as well.

 

School counselors can help with:

  • Answering questions regarding your child's schedule.
  • Discussing concerns about your child's academic, personal and career development.  
  • Coordinating communication between students, parents and teachers. 
  • Conflict resolution between students.
  • Referring parents to community programs and resources. 

 

How to see a counselor:  

  • Students may stop by the Counseling Office to fill out a form. The forms are located on Mrs. Parson's desk in the Counseling Office.
  • If you are having an emergency, you may come down to see your counselor with a teacher or an administrator's permission.
  • Parents may call or email a referral to the appropriate counselor.
  • Teachers may send a student to counseling if he or she feels it is necessary. 
  • Your counselor may call you in to the office to speak during class. This is typically done during electives.  
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