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K-12
SCHOOL COUNSELOR
The Vision Charter School Counseling Program (VCSCP) mission is to provide all students an atmosphere of encouragement, security, safety, vulnerability, and warmth.
Our K-12 School Counselor is Billy Lamitina.
If you have any questions, please contact him by phone or email.
Phone: 208-455-9220 ext. 310
Email: Billylamitina@visioncsd.org
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VCSCP: Mission Statement
The Vision Charter School Counseling Program (VCSCP) mission is to provide all students an atmosphere of encouragement, security, safety, vulnerability, and warmth. The Vision Charter School Counseling Program will help promote an understanding of self-respect, respect to others, decision making, problem solving, social emotional development, academic assistance and development, career readiness and development, and help prepare students to take on the challenges of life.
VCSCP: Vision Statement
​The vision of the VCSCP is to provide equal access to a comprehensive school counseling program for all students. The VCSCP helps serve as an integral piece of the overall educational experience for students. The VCSCP promotes school-wide collaboration between school counselors, staff, teachers, board members, parents, and other community stakeholders.
School Counseling Program Benefits:
Help prepare students for the challenges of the 21st century through:Social/emotional development, academic development and career development.
Provide access to educational opportunities.
Gather and monitor data to facilitate student improvement.
Support development of personal skills to increase student success.
Support development of educational skills to increase student success.
Provide advocacy for students.
Develop decision making skills and problem solving skills.
Enhance personal development and growth.
Facilitate career development and exploration.
Encourage positive peer interactions.