Central Davis Jr. High

Counseling Center

Central Davis Jr. High's Counseling Department is a comprehensive counseling program that is dedicated to student success. Our goal as a counseling team is to provide EVERY student with the knowledge and resources they need to become college and career ready.

Students may make appointments to see their counselor between classes, during lunch, or before and after school. Parents may set an appointment with their student's counselor by emailing the counselor. Emails are listed below.

School Counselors & Support Staff

Shari Miller

School Counselor

Student’s Last Name: A-F

shamiller@dsdmail.net

801-402-7107

Ellee Hansen

School Counselor

Student's Last Name: G-N

ellhansen@dsdmail.net

801-402-7107

Rachel Nielsen

School Counselor

Department Head

Student's Last Name: O-Z
ranielsen@dsdmail.net

801-402-7107

Counselors Responsibilities

What Do Counselors Do?

Our responsibility is to advocate for students and make sure we are doing what is best for them. We constantly meet with students, parents, teachers and administration to collaborate and help students be successful. We do this in a variety of ways:

1. Every Student

a. We love the variety and differences among all students and want everyone to be successful.

b. Programs in place for student success include: Study Skills classes, Read 180, Cub Skills, and more.

2. Data

a. We use data to drive programs and measure program effectiveness.

b. We meet with teachers and administration to address concerns and find the best possible solutions for students.

3. Plan for Career and College Readiness

a. We meet with each student (7th, 8thand 9th grade) for an individualized meeting and set academic and personal goals.

b. We do career assessments to determine classes that would be a good fit for each student and help find career options.

c. We create four-year plans with our 8th and 9th grade students.

d. Discuss college and post-high school education opportunities.

4. Guidance Curriculum

a. Career Exploration (CTE Intro lessons in 7th grade, Utah Futures lessons in 8th and 9th grade).

b. Anti-bullying, resilience, self-esteem, study skills and goal setting lessons.

5. Responsive Services

a. We meet with students, parents, teachers and the administration to ensure the safety and well-being of all students. We are available to address concerns each day in a timely manner.

b. Some concerns include: personal issues, friends, suicidal thoughts, bullying, family crisis, grief and loss, transition and concerns with classes or teachers.

c. We run small groups for: stress relief, resiliency and communication

We believe all students have the opportunity to learn and be successful in the school setting.

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SPRING BREAK-NO SCHOOL

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Wed, Apr 10

Purple Star Military Appreciation Breakfast

8:30 AM - 9:30 AM

Thu, Apr 11

Fri, Apr 12

Purple Up! Day

Sat, Apr 13

Sun, Apr 14

Mon, Apr 15

Tue, Apr 16

Wed, Apr 17

Thu, Apr 18

Career Fair (CCA classes)

Fri, Apr 19

Purple Up! Day

Sat, Apr 20

Sun, Apr 21

Mon, Apr 22

Tue, Apr 23

Purple Up! Day

8:30 AM - 9:00 AM

Wed, Apr 24

Thu, Apr 25

Fri, Apr 26

DTC Field Trip Permissions Due

Purple Up! Day

Sat, Apr 27

Sun, Apr 28

Mon, Apr 29

Tue, Apr 30

CLAIM YOUR FUTURE LESSON in CCA Classes

Wed, May 1

Thu, May 2

Fri, May 3

Sat, May 4

Helpful Resources

Cub Counseling Canvas Page

Helpful Websites

college information:

ACT Test Prep

Preparing for the ACT
http://www.actstudent.org/testprep/

DTC Website

Davis Technology Center
https://www.davistech.edu/

DTC Application

Would you like to enroll at the DTC?
https://www.davistech.edu/enrollment

Academic & social emotional Help:

"CDJH Counseling Office" Youtube channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFQdMCL7e_tV_RXKw2wKqeQ

Love and Logic

Parenting Tips and Tools
http://www.loveandlogic.com/

Pioneer Online Library

Great Place to Access Research Materials
http://pioneer.uen.org

KSL

Local News
http://www.ksl.com

Community Resources

Listed below are a variety of community resources that are available that many families of our students have found beneficial.

General Referral Information

When seeking services for your family:

Begin with your family physician or pediatrician.
Refer to your own insurance company provider list.

Millcreek Community Resources Document

District Community Resource Webpage

Davis Behavioral Health

2250 North 1700 West
Layton, UT 84041
(801) 773-7060
(801) 776-6303 Crisis Line
http://www.dbhprevention.org/

DBH offers classes for children and parents including Anger Kids, Self-Esteem, Strengthening Families, and Love & Logic. Classes are offered on various nights of the week. Call for class listings, cost, and to register for any classes. Cost is minimal and can be waived for some families. Individual, family and group therapy is also available based on individual needs. The cost is based on a sliding scale.

The Counseling Center

1459 North Main Street Suite 100
Centerville, UT 84014
801-298-2000
www.thecounselingcenter.co

The center offers a new approach to therapy. Talking about your thoughts and feelings with friends or family can make you feel better, but they can't always provide you with the help you need. A therapist is a healthy alternative...AND it can be affordable too! They accept most insurance plans, cash, credit, check, bishop pay and will work on a sliding scale.

Family Enrichment Center

320 South 500 East
Kaysville, UT 84037
(801) 402-0650

The Center assists parents in taking a proactive approach to develop a whole, healthy family by making available materials, training and support. Information is readily available to all families in Davis County. Their lending library has information on a wide variety of issues. Call for a current class list or additional information.

Open Doors

1360 East 1450 South
Clearfield, UT
(801) 773-0712

FCC offers classes for children such as self-esteem/friends group and they have several parenting classes. They have updated class listings in the winter, spring, summer and fall. Call for an updated list, cost or to register. They also provide a 24-hour emergency day and night care for children.

Youth Outreach Center

1353 North 1075 West, Suite 101
Farmington, UT
(801) 447-0958

Groups for children 10 yrs. and older. No cost for group or family therapy. Evening groups include anger management, self-esteem, love and logic for kids. Call for a current class list or additional information.

The Summit Family Foundation–A Center for Grieving Children

1708 East 5500 South, Suite 18
South Harrison Plaza
South Ogden, UT 84403
(801) 476-1127

This is a support center for children and their families who are grieving the loss of somebody they love. They provide support groups for death, divorce and separation, foster care, and complicated grief. There is no charge for attending these groups.