Counseling Department

Meet your School Counselor

At MVCSC, we strive to engage, educate and empower our students and an active school counseling program is one important component of that effort. All FES students work with the school counselor on a regular basis through classroom guidance lessons. These engaging and effective classroom lessons focus on character development, conflict, bullying, career readiness, and many other topics. Some students may also work with the school counselor on an individual basis or in a small group setting to focus on more specific and ongoing needs.

Mrs. Crecelius has joined the FES staff as our new School Counselor as of January 1st, 2023. Mrs. Crecelius studied Elementary Education, Special Education, and School Counseling at Hope College and IUPUI, and has been in an education role since 2018. 

Mrs. Caitlin Crecelius
FES School Counselor
caitlin.crecelius@mvcsc.k12.in.us
(317) 485-3180 x4225

Virtual Counseling Office and Calming Corner.

 

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Newsletter Resources

Check out these resources shared with parents via the FES weekly newsletter this year! Each image is also hyperlinked if you would like to print and use at home.

 

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MVCSC wants to keep you informed of any upcoming Hancock County events to help support our families in need:

Supplies Assistance

Does your family need assistance with supplies? Contact Mrs. Crecelius to see what supplies and resources are currently available. 

Vernon Township Assistance

If you live in Vernon Township and are in a financial emergency situation, please see vernontownship.us/townshipassistance for details as they may be able to provide assistance. If a resident of McCordsville, Fortville or Unincorporated Area of Vernon Township needs financial assistance with utilities, rent, mortgage payment, essential medicine, or food, contact the township office at 317.485.7327 x1. The Vernon Township advises that residents should apply for unemployment and SNAP as needed and should spend their CARE and/or Stimulus checks wisely to avoid evictions and disconnects when the COVID-19 is over. 

Healthy 365 Services From Hancock Health

Healthy 365 Connection Center staff are available help assist anyone with their needs especially those focused on mental health, substance use and food. In addition, Healthy 365 are officially providing transportation to necessary doctors appointments including pharmacy for those who are unable to get there on their own. They are also able to help with various food and medical resources. Contact Healthy 365 at 317-468-4231 or connect2help.org

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Second Step Home Links

Parents, please partner with us as we focus on our social and emotional learning together. The scope and sequence for the Second Step program can be found HERE. FES students learn these social emotional lessons during community time during the first 10 minutes of the school day. Families may access Second Step activities to complete with their child/children here:

If you would like to access ALL of the Home Links in one PDF file for each grade level, please click HERE.

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