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Rea View Elementary School

Dr. Cindy Croffut, Principal

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Student Life at Rea View Elementary

Not only do our students thrive inside the classroom, but they receive an endless amount of support from teachers and staff in the areas of counseling, mental health resources, school health, and more!

Every student can chart their unique path to success and develop friendships and memories that will last a lifetime!

Student Resources

Counseling
The Counseling Program at Rea View Elementary provides classroom guidance lessons, small groups counseling, short-term individual counseling and crisis intervention to our students, as well as consultation for parents and teachers. The purpose of the program is to assist our students in developing into excited and successful learners by fostering a positive social, emotional, and academic environment. The school counselor advocates for all students to work towards a happy, safe, and successful school year. Please click here to visit my website!

We are excited to introduce the book The 7 Habits of Happy Kids, by Sean Covey, to our students. The book is full of life long principles that will help prepare each student to be successful. Our goal is that our student will adopt these habits as their own and allow themselves to grow to their fullest potential.
- Habit 1: Be proactive. You’re In charge.
- Habit 2: Begin with the end in mind. Have a plan.
- Habit 3: Put first things first. Work first then play.
- Habit 4: Think win-win. Everyone can win.
- Habit 5: Seek first to understand, then to be understood. Listen before you talk.
- Habit 6: Synergize. Together is better.
- Habit 7: Sharpen the saw. Balance feels best.
Terrific Kids

Terrific Kids is a program sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Monroe. Each marking period a classroom will recognize a student that has demonstrated attributes aligned with the The 7 Habits of Happy Kids.

Individual Counseling

Students may work with a counselor individually for a variety of reasons, such as: anxiety, self concept, friendship problems, behavior problems, organization, study skills, self control, grief and loss, divorce/separation, and coping with stress.

Small Groups

Small group counseling is offered for students in all grades. Groups will be formed based on the needs of the students. Some areas of focus will include:
- friendship/social skills
- anger management
- changing families
- grief
- bullying awareness
Parent permission is always requested before a child may participate in a group.

Referrals for small group or brief individual counseling can be made by students, teachers, parents or administrators.

Classroom Guidance Lessons

The counselors will work with students through monthly classroom guidance lessons. Topics that will be covered include:
- bullying awareness
- friendship/teamwork building
- conflict resolution
- tattling versus reporting
- tolerance and respect of differences
- personal safety
Bullying Links
Parent Links
Career Links
Social and Emotional Support
- If you need immediate assistance, dial 911.
- 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline Hours 24/7 with English/Spanish Licensed Clinician
Community Resources
- Behavioral Health Emergency Rooms Atrium Health Behavioral Health Center
  - Address: 501 Billingsley Rd., Charlotte, NC 28211
  - Phone: 704-444-2400
- Monarch Youth Crisis Center
  - Address: 1810 Back Creek Dr., Charlotte, NC 28213
  - Phone: 1-866-272-7826
- Novant Health Main E
  - Address: 200 Hawthorne Ln, Charlotte, NC 28204
  - Phone: 704-384-4000
Counseling Services
- Day Mark Recovery Services (walk-ins accepted)
  - Phone: 704-296-6200
- Center for Emotional Health (CEH)
  - Phone: 704-966-8206
- Thrive Counseling Services, PLLC
  - Phone: 704-438-9901
- KinderMourn
  - Phone: 704-376-2580
- Northeast Psychiatric Services
  - Phone: 704-403-1877
- Southeast Psych
  - Phone: 704-552-0116
- Cano Family Services, PLLC (bilingual therapists)
  - Phone: 980-313-3020
- Providence South Clinical Associates
  - Phone: 704-243-0326
- Manu Counseling (English, Hindi, Gujarati)
  - Phone: 919-342-8859
Additional Resources
- Mental Health America
- National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Union County
  - Phone: 704-292-2287
- The NAMI Teen and Young Adult (TYA)
  - HelpLine 1-800-950-6264, chat at nami.org/help or text “Friend” to 62640 or email helpline@nami.org
- Your Life, Your Voice
  - or text voice to 20121
- National Hopeline Network
  - Phone: 1-800-SUICIDE (1-800-784-2433)
- Kevin Hines
- National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
- Youth America Hotline Counseling for Teens by Teens
  - Phone: 1-877-YOUTHLINE (Chat live with a volunteer)
  - www.lmalive.org | www.youthline.us
- Steve Smith Family Behavioral Health Urgent Care
  - Phone: 704-273-3942
- Atrium Health Behavioral Hotline
  - Phone: 704-444-2400
- Novant
  - Phone: 1-800-718-3550
Student Support Team
We care about you and want to make sure you are safe. Please feel free to contact school staff using the email address(es) below and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
- School Guidance Counselor: Elizabeth Pecora
- School Social Worker: Ranayda Drayton
- School Behavior Health Therapist: Aisha Calhoun

Technology Services Resources

Guidelines, Policies & Procedures
- Technology Donation Guidelines
- Copyright Guidelines from the UCPS BOE Policy Manual
  - 5-01 Selection of Instructional Materials
    
    Responsibility For Selecting Media
    
    Objectives For Selecting Media
    
    Criteria For Selecting Media
    
    Procedures For Selecting And Maintaining The Media Collection
    
    Procedures For Challenged Materials
    
    Request For Reconsideration Of Instructional Material
    
    5-01 Administrative Guidelines
    
    5-01 Form
  - 5-02 Copyright
    
    5-02 Administrative Guidelines
  - 5-20 Computers, Networks and Related Technology
    
    5-20 Administrative Guidelines
  - 5-21 Internet Safety
  - 5-22 Social Media
    
    5-22 Administrative Guidelines
Apps and Services
Tutorials for Students and Parents
UCPS partners with Project 10Million

Project 10Million is an initiative aimed at delivering internet connectivity to millions of underserved student households at no cost to them. Project 10Million offers 100GBs/year of free data and free mobile hotspots to eligible students participating in the National School Lunch Program (NSLP)--one per household. Schools will need to identify and qualify students as being NSLP-participants. Applications for the National School Lunch Program are available online at https://www.lunchapplication.com/ or by contacting your school’s cafeteria. Approval letters are sent to qualifying students and the letter must be presented to the School Hotspot Administrator to prove eligibility for the Project 10Million program. Schools will then request a hotspot for the eligible student from Technology Services and it will be available for the student to pick up at the school.

UCPS has applied for Emergency Connectivity Funding through USAC to provide devices to students who are not eligible for the Project 10Million program. Funding announcements will be made in September. At this time there are no hotspots available except through Project 10Million. Check back for updates.

Enquirer Journal Article - UCPS Distributes Hot Spots to Students

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