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Bethea, Virginia

Family Support Specialist | Homeless (McKinney Vento) Program Building Contact

vowens@seattleschools.org
Cintya Beristain Rivera

Beristain Rivera, Cintya

Counselor (English/Spanish), Last Names: O - Z

ciberistain@seattleschools.org

Teuton, Melissa

School Nurse

meteuton@seattleschools.org
Alysa Reid

Reid, Alysa

Counselor-Elementary, Homeless Program/McKinney Vento Program Building contact

arreid@seattleschools.org

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As the school counselor, I provide the following services:

  • Classroom guidance lessons in K-5 classrooms, largely based on the Second Step social-emotional curriculum.
  • Small group counseling (emotion management, social skills, anxiety management, divorce/separation, grief, etc.)
  • Brief solution-focused individual counseling
  • Parent and staff consultations to support students
  • Community resource referrals

I am at North Beach all day on Tuesdays and Wednesdays and on Thursday mornings.  I can be reached by e-mail at arreid@seattleschools.org or by phone at 206-252-1535.

 

Susan Shorr

Shorr, Susan

Counselor, 504 Building Coordinator, Homeless Program/McKinney Vento Program Building contact

spshorr@seattleschools.org

Andrews, Virginia

Counselor

vaandrews@seattleschools.org
Hellenkamp-Emily

Hellenkamp, Emily

Speech Language Pathologist

ephellenkamp@seattleschools.org
Mary Hill

Hill, Mary Margaret

Counselor, 504 Building Coordinator, Homeless Program/McKinney Vento Program Building contact

mahill@seattleschools.org

I am the School Counselor for all Middle College HS students grades 9-12. I support our 9th and 10th graders in person at both our Seattle University and North Seattle College sites. I also support 11th and 12th grade full-time running start students.

I am ecstatic to be a part of the counseling team! I received a B.A. in Psychology and a M.Ed in School Counseling from the University of Mississippi. I was a middle school counselor in Mississippi for two years before moving to Seattle in June 2020. My husband and I fell in love with Seattle four years ago when we visited and got engaged at Keary Park. We are newlyweds with no kids and one cat who we adore!

I am a relentlessly positive presence and I value relationship building, authenticity, and openness. I am a helper by nature, and I believe a successful day is one in which I make a meaningful connection.

I follow the American School Counseling Association (ASCA) National Model which emphasizes social/emotional, academic, and career development. I am also a Nationally Certified Counselor (NCC) through the National Board for Certified Counselors.

I am so excited for a great year! I will be here to support our students and staff through whatever challenges come our way!

Carly Baker

Baker, Carly

Counselor, 504 Building Coordinator - Virtual Option

crowens@seattleschools.org

My name is Carly Baker, and I am the Head Counselor of Cascade Parent Partnership, in the virtual program. I obtained both a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a Master of Education in Counseling at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia.  I was an elementary and middle school counselor in Virginia, before moving to Seattle in 2011.  I was the Dean of Students for several years in the Bellevue School District before joining Seattle Public Schools in 2016 at Lowell Elementary.  I helped to re-open Meany Middle School the next school year, and eventually made my was to Cascade Parent Partnership in January of 2022.  As a School Counselor, I follow the American School Counselor Association (ASCA) National Model, which focuses on the academic, personal/social and career development of all students.

I am also a Seattle Public School parent and volunteer.  My spare time is happily spent with my two children, Owen and Scout, and our dog, Taco.  I enjoy playing and watching soccer, building Lego, riding bikes, and spending time with friends.

McCue, Amy

McCue, Amy

Counselor, 504 Building Coordinator (McGilvra), Homeless/McKinney Vento Program Building contact (McGilvra)

asmccue@seattleschools.org

I am so excited work at both McGilvra Elementary School and John Rogers Elementary School. My job is to provide social/emotional supports to our wonderful students along with offering support to your family around community resources, mental health referrals and/or questions regarding a student 504 plan. I feel so lucky to be at two great elementary schools!

  • My schedule is Monday, Tuesday, and alternating Wednesdays at John Rogers.
  • My schedule is alternating Wednesdays, Thursday, and Friday at McGilvra.

Thank you for all you do for our children! Strong, supportive families make strong students! I so appreciate you all!