Dear Families, 

The distance learning and COVID-19 resources that were here have been moved to the "Message from Counselor" page.

Summer is here...               

• In the May Newsletter our families were provided with some Summer guidance materials. 
• Complete the Parent End of Year survey to ensure your feedback is considered for next year's guidance program

Summer Availability:

Our school counselor, Sister Josephine's, Summer availability will be a little disjointed due to a 30-day retreat for preparation for Final Vows. She will be in the office at school daily effective June 1. Please call or email if you need to make an appointment for video or in-person sessions. Any in-person meetings will adhere to social distancing norms.

Email: sgarrett@stgregory.info   Cell (call or text): 903-202-0760

• June 1-12 In the office daily
• June 15- July 17 Out of Office for retreat (unable to take calls/emails)
• July 20 in the office daily through the end of Summer

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Emergency Contact for June 15 - July 17 :

While Sister is away, please contact her supervisor, Nicole Grant, in the event of a mental health emergency for existing students  - she can be reached by phone or email

Tel: 903.530.2290 Email: nicoleMgrant@gmail.com

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Counseling Services: Healing Hearts & Minds Program

Our school-based mental health care program is an effort to provide support in the character formation of our students, and meet concrete mental health needs of our students, and the families who are a part of our school community.

This effort is a comprehensive program, set up to provide support to the school community as a whole, as well as in specialized groups or individual services as needed. We seek to offer virtue-focused and practical tools, solutions, and options to students and families in the context of their own school and community.

School-wide Guidance

Our school-based mental health care program is focused on providing students, through routine guidance lessons, practical skills and education to cope in healthy and virtuous ways with everyday life stressors. These community-wide services are also be made available to parents through newsletters and parent workshops. 

Small Groups

Groups are also held in the program. Groups focus on topics important to students and families in the school who may be having similar experiences and would benefit from a group setting. 

Individual Services

Lastly, individual services can be considered when there are circumstances that support the need for the student to have individual care. Please contact the school counselor to discuss this. 

School-wide Guidance Counseling Schedule

Click here to view a more detailed guidance counseling schedule.