School Counseling
Welcome to the Einstein Counseling Website!
We want your child to have a positive middle school experience and are here to support you!
Einstein's Student Support team consists of:
- Grade Level Counselors
- School Psychologist
- Prevention Intervention Specialist
- Family Advocate
Making an appointment: Students and families can contact their counselor by email or phone (see contact info listed below).
Family meetings are by phone unless otherwise noted by the counselor. Student appointments will be in person when school is in session.
6TH GRADE COUNSELOR
206-393 4744
7TH GRADE COUNSELOR
Ryan Ferguson
206-393 4746
8TH GRADE COUNSELOR
Lily Dittrich
Lily Dittrich
206-393 4743
Prevention Intervention Specialist
Amber Langon
206-393-4748
School Psychologist
Kathryn Zwack
206-393-4745
Family Advocate
Jocelyn Trail-Cruz
206-393-4748
School Supplies for Fall 2024 |
Do you need help with school supplies?
If your family needs assistance with school supplies for next year, items will be available at each school a few days before school begins. Please watch for communication from your school about how to pick up supplies, or contact your school’s main office.
Do you want to help others with their school supplies?
The Shoreline PTA Council and Shoreline Public Schools Foundation are collaborating to collect donations to help make sure all kids are back-to-school-ready. They are seeking new backpacks and financial contributions for school supplies. If you’re able to contribute, here are three ways you can.
1. Donate backpacks in person to:
Shoreline Public Schools Foundation
@ Shoreline Center
18560 1st Ave. NE, Shoreline, WA 98155
2. Purchase backpacks from this Amazon wish list for delivery to Shoreline Public Schools Foundation.
3. Make a financial contribution to Shoreline Public Schools Foundation
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Crisis Numbers & Links
Mental Health Resources and Emergency Services Information (National and Local Crisis Resources) 24/7
DIAL 988
In case of a life-threatening emergency, call 911
Crisis Clinic of King County/The Children’s Crisis Outreach Response System:
1-866-4-CRISIS or 206-461-3222 or TEXT 741-741 to access the crisis text line
Summer Housing, Mental Health, and Legal Support for Young People |
The following is a list of organizations that can support our students and families with summer housing, case management, food, summer jobs and internships, etc. This is NOT a comprehensive list, but rather partners who have worked with Shoreline School District recently.
Project COPE
The Center of Parent Excellence (COPE) project was developed as a support to enhance the WA State Health Care Authority's System of Care framework. The project is intended to provide a pathway for Washington State parents who are accessing and navigating the children’s behavioral health system to have peer support to ease their journey, whenever possible. This is a great referral for families needing support with finding and accessing appropriate behavioral and mental health resources for their young person. No waiting list.
YMCA Social Impact Center for Youth and Teens
The center offers wraparound services including shelter, counseling, employment training, educational support, and more to young people ages 0-24. Young people and families who need access to emergency or long-term housing, or case management can call the number below, a list of provided services can be found on their website. No waiting list.
Monday-Friday, 9:00 am-5:00 pm, intake 206-749-7550
Legal Counsel for Youth and Children
Legal Counsel for Youth and Children protects the interests and safety of youth in Washington by advancing their legal rights. The organization accomplishes their mission through direct legal representation, strong community partnerships, and systemic advocacy. They can help young people with a plethora of services, including stable housing.
Reconnect to Opportunity
Reconnect serves young people ages 16-24. Shoreline has an MOU with this organization; our Shoreline navigator is Jessica Garcia. Jessica can help young people access summer jobs and internships.
Exploited Children
The mission of the King County CSEC Task Force is to ensure the safety and support of commercially sexually exploited children (CSEC) and to prevent further exploitation.
Additional support resources:
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Counseling, crisis response, health, dental, and drug/alcohol treatment resources are in our Community Resources section
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Find local free summer meals for kids and teens above and on our Summer Meals page