Guidance Counselor - Amy Koppa

Amy Koppa, Guidance Counselor     2011-12 School Year

Professional Profile:

2008-2010  St. Eugenes School, FoxPoint, School Counselor

2000-2003  Cardinal Stritch University, Adjunct Professor & Evaluator

2001-2002  Nicolet High School, School Counselor

1993-1999  Hartford Union High School, School Counselor

 

1993  UW-Milwaukee -M.S. Masters of Science, Educational Psychology, School Counseling

 

koppaa@richfield.k12.wi.us

Phone # 262-628-1032 ext 112

Plat Elementary School :   Mondays 9-1pm

I visit the K-5 through 2nd grade classrooms every 3 weeks.  I cover guidance lessons for 30 minutes per visit. 

Richfield Elementary School : Tuesday - Friday 9-1pm

I visit the 3-5 graders twice a month and the 6-8 graders once a month.  Guidance lessons range from 30 to 45 minutes.

    Areas covered in the curriculum  include:  Academic     Career    Personal/Social

                         Lessons include, but are not limited to:

Social Skills

Communication

Conflict Resolution

Decision Making

Anti-Bullying

Appreciating Differences

Information on Alcohol, Tobacco, and other drugs as appropriate

Physical, Social and Emotional Wellness

Career Awareness

Transitioning 8th graders to high school

Programs/Curriculums used:

Too Good for Drugs Program

Steps to Respect Curriculum

 

In addition to guidance classes I also meet with students in small groups and individually.   I also have various lunch buddy groups with grades K-5 through 5th grade.  This year we are lucky to have the Peers 4 Peers HUHS students provide support in guidance for the 4th grade classrooms.  They conduct lessons once a month.

                                 "40 Developmental Assets"

Developmental assets help children to grow up to be responsible, caring and healthy.  The "Search Institute" has identified the following building blocks for healthy development.   These building blocks are known as developmental assets.     The following links provide practical information for parents and caregivers of youth.

 

 40 Developmental Assets for children K-3 (ages 5-9)

40 Developmental Assets for Middle Childhood (ages 8-12)  

40 Developmental Assets for Adolescents (age12-18)