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Mission and Vision for Huerta’s School Counseling Program
Our mission is to create a comprehensive school counseling program that supports all of our students in reaching their academic, personal, social-emotional, & college and career goals. We value student voice and encourage parent involvement.
We are implementing an ASCA model (American School Counselor’s Association) in the programs and services we provide. We serve students and families by collaboration, leadership, teamwork and advocacy.
Our vision is for every student to become a responsible, productive, and caring member of our global society.
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Meet Huerta School Counselors Video: Miss. Madrid and Mr. Aguilar
Confidentiality Disclosure: Services such as "Virtual services via email, audio, and video conferencing, are not secured for personal issues and may pose confidentiality issues."
Emergencies: If you are experiencing a safety emergency, please tell the nearest adult around you, or call 911. Resources are also available (on topics such as crisis, mental health resources, etc.) on the Community Resources section of our Dolores Huerta website.
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School Counselors:
Mr. Aguilar
School Counselor Grades primarily 5th-8th, but also all grades
Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays
8:30-3:30
(209) 933-7220 ext. 5206
Spanish speaker
Eaguilar@stocktonusd.net
Miss. Madrid
School Counselor
Monday-Friday 8:15-3:15
Grades Primarly K-4 Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays
All grades Daily
(209) 933-7220 ext 5212
dmadrid@stocktonusd.org
Mental Health Clinician
Lorena Esparza Sanchez
Mental Health Clinician, Grades K-8
LEsparzasanchez@stocktonusd.edu
District Cell #: (209)662-9131
SUSD COVID19 Helpline: (209)933-7111
Spanish speaking
School Psychologist
Kimberly Robinson, M.S.
209 933-7135 Ext.2515