Counseling Team
Our counselors are licensed and trained to promote social and emotional well-being of students. Parents and/or students can schedule a meeting with our counselors.
Meet With our Counselors
Social and Emotional Well-Being
Windsor Charter Academy provides multiple resources and programs to enhance the social and emotional well-being of all our students. Our character education programs, a positive school culture, and licensed counseling staff help guide students towards a positive future. Programs at our school address:
Character education
Mental health awareness
Anxiety and depression
Coping skills and stress relief
Anger management
Parenting tips
Character Education, Social-Emotional, and Mental Health Webinars
Windsor Charter Academy hosts a parent webinars to discuss a variety of topics with with our school administration and counselors:
The Eight Keys of Excellence: Key Buddies, Monday 8 Keys Readers, daily key note winners, Friday Firebirds, hallway keys, PBIS assemblies, and our family program.
Habits of Mind Program
Social-Emotional Health: The 4-Part Apology, Zones of Regulation, and assessing the size of a problem.
Mental Health: How to recognize and manage feelings, how to advocate for needs appropriately, social skills/friendship groups, managing conflict/resolution, mindfulness and self-care, recognizing behavioral signs at home, and mental health resources.
Click below to view the recordings of our latest webinars!
Elementary School Character Education, Social-Emotional, and Mental Health Webinar - February 2022
Vaping & JUULS Resources
The Threat of Pornography: How to Speak to Your Teens About Porn
Student Resources
Anonymously report anything that concerns or threatens you, your friends, your family, or your community.
Call Safe2Tell at 1-877-542-7233
I Matter is a program that provides up to three free counseling sessions for all Colorado youth.
Students and their parents can visit the I Matter platform to take a confidential online survey about their mental health and schedule sessions with a licensed behavioral health clinician, primarily via telehealth. All Colorado youth ages 18 or younger—or 21 and younger if receiving special education services—are eligible to receive free services. Youth 12 and older can sign up for counseling sessions without a parent or guardian's consent.
A free and confidential service to find resources you need, including health services, housing and utility information, food assistance, and to report human trafficking.
1-844-493-TALK (8255)
Text TALK to 38255
Call 1-866-488-7386
Local Counseling Resources
If your child is in need of one-on-one counseling services that go beyond what our school counselors can provide, there are several counseling clinics and private practitioners in Northern Colorado..
If you or another individual is in crisis, please contact North Range Crisis Center at 970-347-2120 (Press 2)
North Range Behavioral Health also has additional resources for families:
Donate to Support Student Health & Wellness
We created a school-wide Health & Wellness Amazon Wish List to help provide necessary health and wellness products to our students. Our school nurse and counselors work together to develop a list of items that will directly support our students. Items include happiness journals, sensory products, stress balls, hygiene products, and snack foods.
If you choose to purchase from the Health & Wellness Amazon Wish List, all items can be shipped to the school. For questions, please reach out to Sara Ibarra, School Nurse. We appreciate your support!