HCS staff members are named Super Care Heroes

Congratulations are in order for a few of our outstanding staff members who have been recognized as Super Care Heroes by Care Solace, our partner in mental health care coordination to give our community access to care at no cost. The Super Care Hero Award celebrates mental health advocates, school counselors, and school mental health staff who go above and beyond to connect students to the care they need.

 

This recognition highlights their dedication to changing lives, supporting student well-being, and creating a positive impact in our community. Their hard work and compassion make a difference every single day.

2024 Super Care Heroes in Hampton City Public Schools

• Lakeshia Ames - assistant principal, Mary W. Jackson Fundamental Elementary School

• Breanna Ford - professional school counselor, Kecoughtan High School

• Jocelyn Fuller - professional school counselor, Syms Middle School

• Kara Hart - professional school counselor, Bryan Elementary School

• Denine Jackson - professional school counselor, Kecoughtan High School

• Stephanie Lewis - professional school counselor, Bassette Elementary School

• Kristin Minkoff - professional school counselor, Phillips Elementary School

• Mia Moore - professional school counselor, Hampton High School

• Jennifer Person - professional school counselor, Andrews PreK-8 School

• Arnita Rosier - professional school counselor, Mary S. Peake Elementary School

• Jodi Schiedel-Anderson - professional school counselor, Forrest Elementary School

• Emily Sims - professional school counselor, Burbank Elementary School

• Jeffrey Speller - professional school counselor, Mary T. Christian Elementary School

• Lynn Thompson - professional school counselor, Kecoughtan High School

“Care Solace is a wonderful resource that our school division utilizes,” said Carla Mahn, director of student development and counseling for Hampton City Schools. “I am glad that our administrators and counselors are using it to help support the mental health needs of not only their students but their students' families as well.”

Learn more about Care Solace by visiting their website at https://www.caresolace.org/.