School Counseling

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    Behavioral Staff

     
    Kimberly Culpeper, Middle School Counselor
     

    Stephanie Bimson, High School Counselor

    stephanie.bimson@ucps.k12.nc.us

     

    Rachel Patton, Psychotherapist

     
     

    Links

    Mental Health

     

    Drug Abuse- NIDA for Teens 

    Bullying- Teens Against Bullying

    Mental Health and Teens

    American Foundation for Suicide Prevention

     

    Academics

     

    NC Graduation Requirements

    www.dpi.state.nc.us

     

    College Foundation of North Carolina

    www.cfnc.org

     

    How Do Students Enter and Exit the Program at South Providence?

     

    Students are accepted into the program at South Providence through the screening committee process. The committee meets one time per month beginning in August. Parents should be notified by the home school as to the date and time of their child’s appointment with the screening committee. If you child is accepted, parent or legal guardian and child are required to attend an intake meeting at South Providence to fill out enrollment paperwork and learn more about the programs here.

     

    Once your child is accepted into the regular program at South Providence, he or she will have to complete the four-tiered behavioral system before returning to his or her home school. Each student who returns to their home school has a six-week probationary period wherein the home school can return the student to South Providence if there are further behavioral issues.

     

    Parents may have access to their child’s electronic point sheet by contacting the counselor and requesting to have the point sheet shared through a gmail account.