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Sharon School Counseling Department

Welcome to the Sharon Elementary School Counseling Department

The Counseling  program at Sharon Elementary School consists of various components. It includes monthly classroom lessons, small group counseling, and individual counseling.
Each month lessons are presented on character building traits and conflict resolution skills.
Small group counseling is offered throughout the year. The small groups are designed to assist your child in dealing with emotions, situational difficulties, and decision making skills. These optional groups offer an opportunity for those children who have common concerns to share feelings with one another and work toward finding viable solutions.

The groups that we offer for Kindergarten and 1st Grade are: Friendship Fun and Give Your Brain a Break. 

Jennifer Ricciardi, School Counselor for Grades K-1
Sharon School Antibullying Specialist
Office Location: D1A
Phone Number: 609-632-0960 ext. 5019
Email: ricciardi.jennifer@robbinsvillek12.gov

Claudia Scharff, School Counselor for Grade 2 
Office Location: D1A
Phone Number: 609-632-0960 ext. 5404
Email: scharff.claudia@robbinsvillek12.gov

Kimberly White, School Counselor for Grades 3-4
Sharon School 504 Counselor 
Office Location: F-203
Phone Number: 609-632-0960 ext. 5020
Email: white.kimberly@robbinsvillek12.gov

Laurie Rotondo, Director K-12 Counseling Services & Wellness
Office Location: Robbinsville High School
Phone Number: 609-632-0910 ext. 2238
Email: rotondo.laurie@robbinsvillek12.gov

Please feel free to contact us with any questions.

Philosophy

As School Counselors We Believe...

* Children have dignity and worth as human beings.

* Children learn best when they feel good about themselves and their relationships with others.

* Children who understand their feelings are better able to control their behavior.

* Children are capable of making responsible choices.

* Attitudes formed during elementary school shape future attitudes toward learning, self, and society.