Meet the Counselors

Mrs. Clarke is the 6th grade School Counselor for Snellville Middle School.  Mrs. Clarke has a Bachelor of Science degree in the field of Psychology from Albany State University and received her teachers’ certification in Special Education at the University of Georgia. She received her counseling degree from Capella University. Her professional career includes over 12 years of experience working with diverse populations with various needs. Mrs. Clarke has over 4 years of experience working with mentally challenged adolescents, and children with emotional challenges. In addition, she has 6 years of experience with working with students with disabilities. For 2 years, she supported students that have had 504 plans or needed RTI plans.

Aneisha Christie is a Georgia native. Ms. Christie is a former collegiate athlete. She holds her bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Kennesaw State University and a master’s degree in School Counseling from Georgia State University. She values being actively involved with the school and the surrounding community, through coaching volleyball and community service. As the 7th grade school counselor, Ms. Christie’s primary focus is aiding students by promoting and supporting academic achievement, personal and social development, and career planning for every student. However, she loves to play, watch, and talk about sports!

 

Robin Butler is your progressive 8th grade Counselor! Ms. Butler is originally from Athens, GA, graduated from Brenau University and the University of Georgia. This career has given her the opportunity to work in North and South Atlanta. She has been at Snellville Middle School for 3 years. Ms. Butler’s goal this year to help ALL 8th grade students successfully navigate their final year of middle school and feel prepared for transition to high school. She believes it is important to inform, expose and empower our students with options for post-secondary and career experiences. Early exposure to career and college experiences is early intervention to a SUCCESSFUL AND FULFILLING future!

 

Collectively we will be aiding our students in reaching their full potential through the following:

· Classroom Lessons

· Group Counseling

· Individual Counseling

· Leadership Development

· Parent Consultation

 

“Please note school counselors do not provide therapy” or “traditional counseling”. Counseling taking place at school will be brief and solution focused. Groups will be educational in nature.

 

There are many ways that a student can be seen by the counselor:

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· Self-Referral

· Parent Referral

· Administrative Referral

· Teacher or staff referral

· Referral by friend

Want to make a referral for your student to meet with their counselor? Here’s the link: https://tinyurl.com/y8od4jzl