Welcome, Eagles!
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Welcome to my Monroe Elementary School Counseling Page!
Hello! I'm Carrie Surowiec, the School Counselor here at Monroe Elementary. My role is to support students in their social, emotional, and academic growth. Whether it's navigating friendships, managing big emotions, or setting goals for success, I'm here to help every student thrive.
I offer a safe, caring space for students to talk about their feelings, work through challenges, and learn important skills for life. My goal is to create a positive environment where every student feels valued, supported, and encouraged.
Social-emotional learning (SEL) is critically important in elementary education because it helps children develop essential life skills that contribute to their overall well-being, academic success, and healthy relationships. Here at Monroe, your child's classroom teacher provides 20-essential Second-Step lessons while I supplement the program with Bullying Prevention and the Child Protection Units. I also offer small, targeted, social skills groups, as well, for students who may need extra support in a specific area.
Parents and guardians, I’m also here for you! Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or concerns about your child's well-being or development. Students are more successful when their basic needs are met -- and I can help with resources for food, shelter, and clothing.
Together, we can make this school year a great one for your child!
Carrie Surowiec
csurowiec@everettsd.org
425-385-7310
How can I support you?
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Information for FREE BUS TRANSIT PASS: Click Here for Bus Pass Application
Free Parent Coaching/Consulting and other Free Supportive Classes: parentguidance.org
Snohomish County Pioneer Human Services, Counseling and Treatment Resources: Click Here
COMMUNITY SUPPORTS: Do you qualify for FREE & REDUCED LUNCH? If you do, you may also qualify for food assistance through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). If approved, you could potentially receive an EBT card that gets loaded with money for grocery shopping. Click on DSHS Application to submit your application.
APPLY for FREE & REDUCED LUNCH Free and reduced approved applications can also help waive other fees for your family and help fund other school programs.
HOUSING Support: Call 2-1-1 for support with housing or call the WAISN hotline at 1-844-724-3737.
Supportive resources below
QuickLinks
- 8th grade high school transition resources
- Homeless-KIT Program, Families dealing with being unhoused or doubled up
- Mental Health Referral Service for Children & Teens
- Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network
- Parent Resource: Personal Safety Talks
- American School Counselor Association
- Post a need / Meet a need locally
- Bullying
- Harassment Reporting
- Section 504