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Ms. A. Rose
Learning Resource Teacher
Andrea.Rose@dsbn.org
ext. 66319
Secondaary
Ms. K Toyne
Guidance
Kristen.Toyne@dsbn.org
ext. 66314
Mr. S. Feduck
Student Success, Coop Education
Spencer.Feduck@dsbn.org
ext. 66316
Ms. L Shelton
Special Education, Resource
Laura.Shelton@dsbn.org
ext. 66317
Ms. J. Smith
Library Technician
JenniferR.Smith@dsbn.org
Mr. D. McAllister
Social Worker
David.Mcallister@dsbn.org
ext. 52306
Ms. J. MacLellan
Health Nurse
joanne.maclellan@niagararegion.ca
905-321-2476
What do we do?
The Student Services Department is prepared to help you make decisions that will not only contribute to your success in school but also prepare you for what lies ahead. Student Services offers opportunities for students to acquire the knowledge, skills, and attitudes inherent in three domains,
personal and interpersonal development, learner development, and career development
. Confidential access to services is provided within a non-threatening environment.
Personal and interpersonal development
refers to the knowledge, skills, and attitudes that help students assume responsibility for their actions, and interact effectively with others in a variety of roles and contexts.
Learner development
refers to the knowledge, skills and attitudes that help students set and achieve learning goals both in and out of school, monitor their own learning, and become self-directed learners.
Career development
refers to the knowledge, skills, and attitudes students require to make informed and appropriate choices and to implement successful transitions from school to work, educational, and life roles.