Guidance Office

  • Sharon   
     
    Sharon Williams 
     
    School Counselor
     
    williamssh@bcsc.k12.in.us
     
    (812) 376-4386  
     
     
    Meet Ms. Williams:
     
    Ms. Sharon Williams is the 8th grade counselor for the 2020-21 school year.  Ms. Williams, in her seventh year at Central, has over 20 years experience in community service.  She has worked for the YMCA and other community organizations, focusing her energy on helping children, youth and families be successful in their relationships with one another. 
     
     
  • Ms. Van                                  
    Kim Van
     
    School Counselor
     
    vank@bcsc.k12.in.us
     
    (812) 376-4386
     
     
    Meet Ms. Van:
     
    Ms. Kim Van is the 7th grade counselor for the 2020-21 school year. Ms. Van was new to the Central family last year, and we are excited to have her here.  Prior to joining the staff at Central, she served as a counselor for community-based programs. 

  • HD

    Heather Deweese

    Dean of Students

    deweeseh@bcsc.k12.in.us

    (812) 376-4289

     

    Meet Ms. Deweese:

    Hello!  My name is Heather Deweese and I am the Dean of Students at Central.  This is my 16th school year with BCSC.  During most of that time, I have been a counselor at the elementary level. I am very excited to transition to the middle school dean's office!

    I am eager to get to know all of the students at Central!  My goal is to support a safe, positive learning environment for all students and staff.  Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions.
  • SO WHAT DO THE COUNSELORS DO ALL DAY?
    Counselors provide a comprehensive, developmental program for all students. This includes helping students building personal and social skills, become the best students academically they can be, and help students prepare for whatever their futures may hold.  How do they do this? By helping students make a smooth transition to the middle school and from year to year. They provide classroom guidance lessons that are aligned with the Indiana Student Standards for Guidance. These standards are voluntary and considered by the state to be essential for student preparation for college and the workforce. Counselors also work with students individually and in small groups on pertinent issues. Consultation with teachers, administrators, and parents is focused on helping students be successful. All information shared with a counselor remains confidential unless there may be a potential harm to the student or others.
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  • Officer Ross

    Officer Greg Ross

    Student Resource Officer (SRO)

     

    The SRO is involved in a variety of functions:
    ● As a visible, active law enforcement figure on campus dealing with any law-related
    issues.
    ● As a classroom resource for instruction in the following areas: law related education,
    violence diffusion, safety programs, alcohol and drug prevention, crime prevention, and
    other areas.
    ● As a member of the faculty and administrative team working hand in hand to solve
    problems in the school community.
    ● As a resource for the students enabling them to be associated with a positive law
    enforcement figure in the student’s environment.
    ● As a resource for teachers, parents, and students for law related concerns and
    questions.
    ● As a counseling resource in areas that may affect the educational environment and
    may be law related.