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Teaching Your Kids About Personal Space and Boundaries

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Teaching Your Kids About Personal Space and Boundaries

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35 Spring Break Activities and Ideas for Kids at Home

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35 Spring Break Activities and Ideas for Kids at Home

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Spring Break Activities and Ideas for Kids at Home

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Explore 47 engaging, fun spring break activities for kids that make staying home exciting, with creative indoor and outdoor ideas for all ages.

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This month, students in grades 2-5 grade will learn about internet safety!

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There will be No School from Monday, March 14 - Friday, March 18 for Spring Break.

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Go support!

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Kacie’s Run - Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD

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Kacie’s Run - Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD

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Fun Things to Do with Your Family on Spring Break

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Fun Things to Do with Your Family on Spring Break

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10 Fun Things to Do with Your Family on Spring Break - All Pro Dad

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A week with no school for the kids can be stressful for you. Here are 10 fun things to do on spring break with your family.

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This month, students in grades PreK-1st grade will learn about personal space and safety!

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In addition to weekly classroom lessons, we provide short-term counseling and intervention for various situational concerns.

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Click here for information on Anonymous Alerts and to submit an Anonymous Alert.

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Students can request to see their school counselor by letting their teacher know. Parents can click here to complete a Counselor Request Form.

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Click Here

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Email: millerla@cfbisd.edu
Phone: (972) 968-1700

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Here are some moments when a School Counselor can meet with students:

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Here are some moments when a School Counselor can meet with students:

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- The student(s) are having trouble with a friend
- The student(s) feels they are being picked on and they aren't sure how to handle it
- The student(s) want to talk to someone who will listen
- The student(s) are having trouble with schoolwork
- The student(s) are coping with stress, loss or adjusting to a life transition

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Click Here

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Email: taylorjas@cfbisd.edu
Phone: (972) 968-1700

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Here are some reasons why a parent/guardian may want to contact the School Counselor for their child:

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Here are some reasons why a parent/guardian may want to contact the School Counselor for their child:

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- Your child doesn't want to go to school (in the morning)
- Your child expresses that they don't have any friends
- Your child is coping with family changes (divorce, separation, family stress, etc.)
- Your child seems frustrated in school and nothing seems to be helping
- Your child has had a recent loss or illness in the family