Washington Court House
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School Counseling

WELCOME!

Hello! My name is Katie Montgomery.

I am originally from the Washington Court House area. Growing up, I had an amazing opportunity to travel around the world. I have lived in California, Japan, England, Guam, Alaska and Tennessee. I went to Wilmington College, receiving my bachelor's degree in Psychology. I received my Master's of Education in School Counseling from Wright State University.

If you ever have an issue that needs to be brought to my attention, please feel free to email me at [email protected] or call the school at (740) 335-0291 ext. 3315.

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Hi! My name is Hannah Chrisman.

I went to Washington City Schools throughout all of my grade school years, so I have always been a blue lion myself! I went to Wright State University where I received my Bachelor's of Science in Psychology. At the same college, I also gained my Master's of Education in School Counseling and my certificate in Trauma-Informed Counseling.

I am looking forward to working with all of the students, staff, families, and the community. If you ever need me for help with a situation or issue you can reach me by email at [email protected] or call the school at (740)-335-0291 ext. 3115.

School Counseling Beliefs

We believe all students are capable of achieving at high levels.
Each student has value and deserves to be treated with dignity and respect.
The School Counseling Program should be available and easily accessed by all students.
The School Counseling Program strives for cultural competence, accounting for the ethnic, cultural and racial differences among students.
The School Counseling Program is committed to make students feel safe and nurtured while in the school environment.

Handle with Care

If your family is experiencing difficulties at home, we would like to provide additional support at school. We understand that you are not always able to share details and that's okay. If someone is coming to school after a difficult night, morning or weekend, please reach out with “Handle with Care”. This will let us know that someone may need extra time, patience, or help during the day.