Guidance
I miss you all very much! I hope you all are safe and staying home. I do realize this isn't the same as seeing me face-to-face, but I hope that will suffice until we are able to see each other again in person.
If you need me to contact me, please schedule an appointment or send me an email. You may also call my office at (205) 432-3505 and leave a message. I check my voicemail daily and regularly. Please check-in with me to let me know how you are doing!
Let your teacher know that you need to speak with me, and your teacher will contact me. Then, I will set up a counseling session with you.
Please feel free to navigate through this site and/or my webpages on the school's website (http://www.westhillselementaryschool.com/) for additional resources.
I look forward to hearing from you all! Please take care.
Much Love,
Mrs. V. Love-Simmons, School Counselor
Files
- Ability to Make Good Choices
- Building Attention Span
- Building Self Esteem
- Bully Proof Your Children
- Communicate Better With Your Kids
- Encouraging Children's Interest
- Encourage a Positive Attitude
- Get Involved at School
- Good Reading Habits are Formed Early
- Help Your Child Get Along With Others
- Helping Parents Help Their Children Succeed in Bessemer
- How Can You Help Your Young Child Calm Their Separation Fears
- How Do You Judge Whether A Web Site is Great Or Not
- How to Instill a Love of Reading and Raise a Reader
- Increase Your Child's Learning
- Increasing Vocabulary
- Information for Parents
- Kids of All Ages Test Limits
- Letting Kids Help You
- Make the Most of TV Viewing
- Make Your Home a Learning Place
- More Websites with Tips
- Partner with Teachers
- Prepare Your Kids for Testing
- PTA Parent Resources
- Reading to Your Child
- RIF's Information and Activities for Parents
- RIF's Printable Parent Guides
- Set the Stage for School Success
- Spending Time Together
- Spending Time Together
- Strengthen Study and Homework Skills
- Tips for Working Parents
- Ways to Build Great Character in Your Kids
- What is One of the Principal Causes of a Reading Problem
- Why is It Important to Read Out Loud to Your Child
- Working with Your School
- You Can Help Your Child Make Improvements in Behavior
- You Make A Difference
