Guidance and Counseling at LaPoynor
At LaPoynor ISD, our Guidance and Counseling team is dedicated to supporting the academic, personal, and social growth of every student. We provide a safe and welcoming environment where students can explore their goals, navigate challenges, and develop the skills they need for lifelong success. From academic advising to emotional support and college or career planning, we are here to guide and empower students every step of the way.
Contact Information
Carlee Womble – Elementary Counselor
cwomble@lapoynorisd.net
(903) 876-4057 ext 208
Jenifer Nuckolls – Secondary Counselor
jnuckolls@lapoynorisd.net
(903) 876-4057 ext 303
Meet our Counselors
Carlee Womble – Elementary Counselor
Jenifer Nuckolls – Secondary Counselor
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The beginning of high school is an exciting time. Your child may be adjusting to a new school, making new friends and becoming more independent. But your child still needs your help and involvement.
Here are some things you can do together to succeed this year.
As your child settles into the high school experience, it’s a great time for him or her to take on new challenges. It’s also not too early to explore colleges, college majors and career goals.
Junior year usually marks a turning point. This is because for most students and families, it’s when college planning activities kick into high gear.
Senior year is a whirlwind of activities. This is a big year for your child as he or she balances schoolwork, extracurricular activities and the college application process.
Use these suggestions to help you and your child successfully navigate this important time.