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School Counseling

Dallas International School provides a full range of counseling services to support the social and emotional development of students. The counseling department seeks to provide a comprehensive school counseling program for all students, to help enhance the school environment by supporting students’ academic, and personal/social development, and career through guidance from the American School Counseling Association (ASCA)

DIS SCHOOL COUNSELORS

Waterview School Counselor

CM2/5th - Terminale/12th grade
Kym Brinkley


kbrinkley@dallasinternationalschool.org

Churchill School Counselor

TPS/EC2 - /CM1/4th grade
Ms. Elizabeth Sham


esham@dallasinternationalschool.org

Students who wish to see a counselor can either send an email or stop by their offices during recess, lunch, after school, or free periods.  Parents who wish to see a counselor can schedule an appointment by sending an email to the appropriate counselor.

Resource for Parents:

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See Something, Say Something.

At DIS, we support a "See Something, Say Something" program that allows anyone to anonymously report instances of bullying or other inappropriate behavior.

Using this link, parents and students can go to an anonymous reporting form that will be reviewed promptly and acted upon immediately if necessary. We also encourage students to report issues to a trusted adult. On our Churchill Way campus, drop boxes have been placed in easily accessible places for students to submit written posts. On our Waterview Parkway campus, our "See Something, Say Something" QR codes have been placed in locations that help to ensure reporting anonymity.

The reporting form does not capture email addresses in order to protect confidentiality.

To learn more about DIS approach to bullying, please reference the DIS Anti-Bullying Policy.

Scan this QR code to find the form.

This QR code can also be found on myDIS and on the DIS website on the School Counseling page.
All reports will be investigated by DIS Administration.