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Beaverton Schools

Counseling

Meet your School Counselor!

School Counselors advocate for students and support their academics and social-emotional wellness.

Get in touch with your counselor or the social worker by finding their email on ParentVUE, Canvas, or by contacting the office for their information.

Megan Logsdon

Megan Logsdon 

K-8 Counselor

FLEX counselor 9-12 Eddy

Eddy Fernandez
 

9-12 (A - Ka) Counselor

Reka Mate

Reka Mate

9-12 (Ke - Z) Counselor

Counselor's Corner

Meet your School Social Worker!

School Social Workers educate others about mental wellness and help students, families, and staff to find needed resources.

FLEX social worker

Danielle Buchanan
FLEX School Social Worker

Danielle’s Virtual Office

SECONDARY SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL LEARNING

This year all middle and high school students in the Beaverton School District are learning through the Character Strong Curriculum. This curriculum was created to support school communities as they engage in the work of preparing young people to thrive in the 21st century. The research supports the effectiveness of this content to increase student's academic success and college/career readiness. The lessons focus on developing skills and mindsets around building positive habits, understanding our emotions, improving teamwork and increasing empathy. 

CharacterStrong

ELEMENTARY SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL LEARNING

Our elementary school teachers are currently piloting a Character Strong product called "PurposeFull People". 

PurposeFullPeople

PurposeFull People has three main goals for students:

Be Kind, Be Strong and Be Well

  • Be Kind: Social skills like listening, friendship, solving conflicts and leadership.
    • These skills are taught alongside empathy, respect and cooperation.

 

  • Be Strong: Skills that help students focus, stay organized and set goals.
    • These skills are taught alongside responsibility, courage and perseverance. 

 

  • Be Well: Skills that help students handle their emotions and deal with stress. 
    • These skills are taught alongside gratitude, honesty and creativity 

Need help right now?

If you are in need of mental health support, please consider the following:

• Washington County 24 hr Crisis Line: (503) 291-9111

• Oregon Youth Line: 1-877-968-8491 text: teen2teen to 839863

• National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 988   Also: an online chat option

• The Trevor Project is a national 24-hour confidential suicide hotline for LGBTQ+ youth. 

For help, call 1-866-488-7386. Text and chat options are also available on their website.

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