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Oakfield-Alabama Central School District

"Home of the Hornets"

Elementary Counseling

Welcome to The Elementary School Counseling Page

What does a School Counselor Do? How does a students see the School Counselor?

Second Step - Emotional Curriculm

Zones of Regulation

Bullying link

Mental Health Providers link

Ms. Wilkosz’s Bitmoji classroom link

Parenting Suggestions: 

  • ADD/ADHD Parent Suggestions link
  • School Anxiety Parent Suggestions Link
  • How to Talk to Kids about Death link
  • Understanding Autism link


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Sara Wilkosz

Grades Pre-K through 2

Background:

  • 1994 Graduate of Elba Central School 
  • Undergraduate Degree from SUNY Fredonia with a Major in Psychology and Minor in Education
  • Masters Degree from the University of Scranton with a Certificate of Advanced Study from SUNY Brockport
  • Nationally Board Certified Counselor
  • Licensed Mental Health Counselor
  • Trauma, Illness and Grief (TIG) Trained
     


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Joseph Jankowski

Grades 3 through 5

 

Background:

  • 1993 Graduate of Canisius College with a Major in Communication Studies and Minor in Business
  • 2001 Graduate of the School of Education at the University at Buffalo with a Master’s Degree in School Counseling
  • Certified in Therapeutic Crisis Intervention for Schools (TCIS), Trauma, Illness and Grief in Schools (TIG) and Helping Students as Risk for Suicide
     

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We Have Community.

Our district boasts the highest percentage of parent volunteers in the state.

 

We Have Heart.

We're the only district in the country with a dedicated "Squirrel Crossing Guard" at Oakwood Elementary.

We Have History.

Our district's first schoolhouse was built in 1852 and is now a beloved local landmark.

 

We Have Success.

We have a 99%+ graduation rate - a testament to our dedicated teachers and motivated students.