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My name is Kim Fracchia
and I am the School Counselor for grades 5th-8th grade. I received my
Master’s in Counseling from the University of Memphis and have worked with children and families in various roles as well as raising 3 children of my own. Students go through so many changes physically, cognitively, emotionally and spiritually throughout their educational journeys.
Each school year bring new challenges and opportunities, and my goal is to help guide students to make positive decisions and to further strengthen them as individuals as well as a community. The counseling program’s aim is to assist our students with the changes and opportunities that each stage of development brings by helping the student understand the individual changes in him/herself and the changes going on around them. Our goal is to help each student reach his/her maximum potential and equip them to be successful academically, personally and professionally in the future. Throughout the day, I will meet with students individually as well as in classroom counseling lessons. I will also meet with parents and consult and collaborate with staff to support your child.
I look forward to working with you and your child this year. I am here to support your students so please contact me if I can assist you in any way..
Sincerely,

kim fracchia
SLS School Counselor
5th–8th grade
Hi, my name is Mary Shea Quach
and I am thrilled to be the School Counselor at St. Louis for PreK-4th grade.
I received my Master’s in School Counseling from the University of Memphis, which gave me great hands-on learning experience with grades PreK-12. I have worked with young children in a variety of roles, most recently in Children’s Ministry, but my favorite place to be is in a school!
Your children will go through so many developmental stages in the time that I get to work with them. As the School Counselor, my role is to go alongside your child to offer support as he/she navigates the changes in his/her life. Through classroom counseling lessons, I can offer whole group instruction on topics that all students can benefit from such as self-control, conflict resolution, and empathy. Additionally, I can meet with students individually and in small groups to offer more individualized support with issues that arise throughout the year. I will also collaborate with teachers, learning specialists, and parents to learn how to best support all students in our school. This year is going to be a fun year filled with learning, growing, and lots of new adventures. I cannot wait to get to know you, your family, and most importantly your child!
Please feel free to contact me with any questions, or if there is anything I can do to assist your child.
Sincerely,

Mary Shea Quach
SLS School Counselor
Pre-Kindergarten–4th grade