Counselor: Nancy Javalera Camacho
Email: nancyjavaleracamacho@maderausd.org
Telephone: 559-673-5194
Referral Link: → La Vina - School Counselor Request Form
Dear Parents and Families,
Welcome to a fantastic new school year! As your school counselor, I’m thrilled to support the academic, social, emotional, and even future career success of every student on campus. My role allows me to work with students in many different ways to make sure their time at school is not only educational but also meaningful and fun!
I’m here to support your child in every way possible—whether they need help navigating friendships, tackling academic challenges, or just a space to talk. I offer a variety of services designed to help your child thrive both in and out of the classroom. Here’s a snapshot of what I do:
If you think your child could benefit from any of these services, just let me know! Teachers and staff can refer students for support, but parents—you play a key role too! Parent permission is always required for individual or group counseling. Don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or want to learn more about how we can work together to support your child. Open communication is the best way to ensure that all students feel supported and empowered.
Mental health is such an important part of your child’s success. It affects how they perform in school, how they make friends, and how they see themselves. By promoting mental wellness, we’re giving them tools to not only handle challenges today, but also to thrive as they grow. I believe each student is brimming with potential, creativity, and resilience, and together, we can help them shine!
If you have any concerns, questions, or just want to talk about how I can help, please don’t hesitate to reach out. I’m looking forward to working closely with you to make this a year full of growth, positivity, and success for your amazing children!
As a school counselor, I believe:
★ Students are unique, valuable, and capable of reaching their highest potential.
★ Students can learn and achieve social - emotional, academic, and career success.
★ Students should always feel safe, supported, and encouraged at school.
★ Students should feel empowered and comfortable to ask for help and guidance from any/all administrators on campus.
★ Students have the right to freedom of expression within a place of learning that has clear guidelines and expectations.
Click Links for more Information:
★ Child Mind Institute - A series of free, evidence-based video and print resources that caregivers and educators can use to teach their kids critical mental health and coping skills.
★ Healthier Generation - Bite-size changes can have a big impact on helping families make mealtimes more enjoyable and nutritious.
