Pennsville Middle School Guidance and Counseling Office
Contact Information: 
Telephone: 856-540-6200
Fax: 856-678-2908

Middle School Counselors are available for every student in the middle school.  Students are “assigned” to counselors by last name. 

Sue Weaver - ext 3333 --assists students with last names beginning with letters A-K
sweaver@psdnet.org  Come visit my webpage- CLICK HERE

Judy Cirelly - ext  3306 --assists students with last names L to Z.
jcirelly@psdnet.org   Come visit my webpage- CLICK HERE

2008-2009 PMHS Course Offerings

Incoming Student Information
Registration Information:

• 3 proofs of residency (at least one proof must be mortgage, tax bill, lease, sales agreement or C.O.)
• Original birth certificate
• Transfer card-which is issued from the school you are leaving
• Health records (the newly, state-mandated Hepatitis B series of shots and the chicken pox injection)
• Current report card- if available
• Current state test or standardized test results- if available
• IEP (individual education plan, if applicable)

 Middle School Counselors help children by...

• Promoting positive attitudes among students toward self, family, peers and community.
• Assisting students in learning how school performance relates to future opportunities.
• Administering state assessments and helping students, parents and teachers members to interpret their results.
• Working collaboratively with students, parents and teachers to identify and remove barriers to learning.
• Supporting students by teaching skills for achieving success.
• Helping students to recognize and make the best of their abilities.
• Counseling with students individually and in groups
• Providing support during personal crisis.
• Orienting new students.

Additional services offered by the counselors include:

• Helping create a safe school environment where children can learn.
• Working with students on attendance issues.
• Coordinating referrals to outside agencies.
• Helping design interventions to enhance student success.
• Developing community partnerships to enhance student career awareness.
• Helping teachers create a positive learning environment.
• Helping students learn anger management, conflict resolution, and mediation skills.
• Helping parents, teachers, administrators in learning how to meet the needs of all students.