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Welcome to the CES Counseling Department

At CES, we are dedicated to maximizing student success by ensuring access and equity for all learners. School Counselors help create a culture of achievement by designing and delivering programs that support students’ academic, social, and emotional growth.

We provide services to support students and families, including:

  • Individual Short-Term Counseling: Assisting students in working through personal challenges.  
  • Group Counseling: Developing social skills and encouraging peer connections.  
  • Monthly Classroom Lessons: Teaching essential skills such as managing emotions, resolving conflicts, and setting goals.

Beyond core services, the counselor leads initiatives and provides resources, including:

  • Overseeing the Cultural Competency Team and RTI²B (Response to Instruction and Intervention for Behavior) Team.  
  • Coordinating S-Team meetings, 504 meetings, and crisis response plans.  
  • Offering food bag assistance and organizing seasonal support for families, including Thanksgiving and Christmas aid.
  • Facilitating referrals for long-term counseling services when needed.  

By collaborating with students, families, and staff, School Counselors work to create a welcoming and inclusive environment where every child feels valued and empowered to succeed. Parents and guardians are encouraged to reach out for support or additional information about these services.

Meet the School Counselor

Elexus Hensley

Titles: School Counselor
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Biography:

Hello, my name is Elexus Hensley! The college I attended was Austin Peay State University. I have a bachelor's degree in psychology with addition to a master's degree in School Counseling. I'm from Adams, TN which means I am very familiar with the county and it's dynamic. I work mainly from a solutions-focused and narrative counseling approach. With that being said, I truly want the best for your child and will advocate for them in any way I can! I look forward to working with you and your child!

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