Welcome to Harbor Springs Middle School Counseling Office
Let me start by telling you a little bit about myself...
After graduating from Central Michigan Univeristy in 1998, I made the big move to Harbor Springs to be a sixth grade teacher. In 2004, I received my Master of Arts degree in Counseling from CMU. The following school year, I became the part-time middle school counselor and continued to teach part-time as well. The 2009-2010 school year marks my fifth year as the school counselor and twelfth year as a teacher. I truly enjoy working with students in the classroom, in small groups, and individually. The middle school years are such a time of growth and change that I never know what the day will bring. When I am not at school working, I spend time with my husband, Scott, eight-year-old daughter, Madelaine, two-year-old son, Benjamin, and five-month-old daughter, Lillian.
Please feel free to contact me at 526-4756 or email me at mmcshannock@harborps.org. Also, my office is located in the Middle School's main office, and the best time to reach me is in the morning since I teach two classes in the afternoon. I look forward to assisting you in any way possible to make your student's middle school years a success and positive experience.
Sincerely,
Megan McShannock
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Attention Middle School Parents:
(CommunityAlternatives to Substance Abuse) is looking for middle school parents...if you are interested, please contact the middle school at 526-4700.
The 2nd Wednesday of the month at 8:30 a.m. - C.A.S.A Sponsored Parent Coffee Talk at The Pier
ATTENTION 8th GRADE PARENTS:
ACT EXPLORE Test Results are in...During the 4th marking period I will be spending 7 days in each 8th grade (5th hour) exploratory helping the students with their transition to high school. I will be covering the following topics:
Addressing Questions about High School
EXPLORE Test Reports
EDPs - 9th Grade Classes
Preview of Core Academic Classes
Time Management & Study Skills
Visit From a High School Student
A copy of the EXPLORE test results will be sent home after I go over it with the students.
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