Counselor
School Counselor: Nicole Hill
Hello Magnolia Parkway Elementary Families! I am so excited to be joining the MPES community. After graduating from Miami University in Oxford, OH in 2009, I started my teaching career in Jefferson County Schools in Louisville, Kentucky. I then moved to Spring ISD where I taught Kindergarten, 2nd grade, 3rd grade and reading intervention. I graduated in 2014 from Lamar University with a Masters Degree in School Counseling and stepped into the role of elementary school counselor. I've had the pleasure of working at the elementary and middle school level as a school counselor; partnering with staff, families, and the community to meet the social, emotional, and academic needs of students. I look forward to partnering with the Parkway community to help our students flourish socially, emotionally, and academically!
281-252-7440 ext 45025
Need to refer your student to the school counselor - complete the google form below
Parent Counselor Referral Form
In need of assistance? Complete the google form below and Mrs. Hill will contact you to discuss your family's needs.
Community Resources
Community Resources for Mental Health:
Mental/Behavioral Health Services Locator - http://liberty.tx.networkofcare.org/mh/index.aspx
Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare - http://www.tricountyservices.org/
- What is Tri-County? A Comprehensive mental health service that offers many mental and behavioral health services locally.
- How do I access these services? Walk-In Clinic open Monday - Thursday 8 am - 9:30 at 233 Sgt. Ed Holcomb Blvd. South, Conroe, TX (936)521-6100
- Speak to your campus counselor for pre-referral information
Yes to Youth - https://www.sayyestoyouth.org/
- FREE Local Counseling - Shelter - Empowerment
- Magnolia Office - 31335 Friendship Dr. Magnolia, TX (281)259-0440
- The Woodlands Office - 8701 New Trails Suite 118 The Woodlands, TX (281)292-6471
NAMI - https://namigreaterhouston.org/
- National Alliance of Mental Illness (NAMI) of Greater Houston offers on-going support groups for family members of those diagnosed with mental health conditions. No registration is required. Locations in Tomball and The Woodlands.
Mosaics of Mercy - https://mosaicsofmercy.com/
- Helping families navigate mental health needs
(346) 703-0051
Mental Health Informational Sites:
Specific to Trauma/Grief:
Suicide Prevention:
- If you need immediate assistance, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255) or tell Siri on your smartphone you feel you or someone wants to kill themself and it will connect you immediately. Do not leave a suicidal person alone.
- Crisis Text Line - text LISTEN to 741741 about ANY painful emotion you feel in which you need support
- Tri-County Behavioral Health Services is our local mental health service organization - their 24 hour crisis line is (800)659-6994
- Additional Resources:
Society for the Prevention of Teen Suicide
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
Anonymous Alert for Magnolia ISD
Emotional & Behavioral Strategies Sites:
Kids Health for Emotional and Behavior Information - https://kidshealth.org/en/parents/emotions/?WT.ac=p-nav-emotions#catschool
Secondary - Parent Teen Connect - https://www.parenteenconnect.org/
Child Abuse/Anti-victimization:
Children’s Safe Harbor https://childrenssafeharbor.org/ - 936-756-4644
Your local Children’s Advocacy Center
Substance Abuse:
Tri-County - http://www.tricountyservices.org/substance-use-services
Al-Anon Alcohol Resource - https://al-anon.org/
Local Assistance:
SOS (Society of Samaritans) - https://www.societyofsamaritanstx.org/
- Offers financial hardship crisis assistance, food assistance, clothing and household goods, holiday giving, and job services
- Location: 31355 Friendship Drive, Suite 500 Magnolia, TX 77355
- (281)259-8452
TOMAGUA - http://tomagwa.org/home
- Provides medical assistance at a low to no cost
- Magnolia Location: 18230 Farm Market Road 1488, Suite 230 Magnolia, TX 77354 Patients seen by appointment only. Clinic Hours: Monday - Thursday 8:30am - 5:00pm
Dating Violence
What is Dating Violence?
Dating violence is a pattern of controlling behaviors that one partner uses against another in order to gain power in the relationship. The abuser can behave in ways that cause fear, isolation, shame and/or humiliation. Dating violence can be physical, mental, emotional or a combination of all three.