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Counselor Corner
Mrs. Bethany Jordan, Counselor
bjordan@winstonk12.org
My name is Bethany McCay Jordan and I am the school counselor at
Meek Elementary. I received a Bachelor of Science degree in
elementary education from the University of Alabama. I also earned a
Master of Arts degree in school counseling from the University of
West Alabama. My husband Jonathan is a business education teacher
and coaches high school baseball. We have a daughter, Vivianna, who
is 3. We are also expecting our 2nd child in March 2013. We
currently live on Smith Lake, and are members of Farmstead Baptist
Church. I am excited to serve at Meek because it is my alma mater.
First and foremost, we want your child to get the best possible
education. A good education includes not only sufficient reading and
math skills, but learning good social skills. This means, among
other things, learning how to get along with other children, making
good decisions, controlling anger, accepting responsibility, and
being aware of strengths and weaknesses. Many of these skills are
taught at home. It is my intent to supplement learning that takes
place at home with small group and classroom guidance.
I am also in the building to help students who are facing particular
difficulties. Such family disruptions as an illness, death, or
divorce may affect children at school. If your family is
experiencing anything out of the ordinary, feel free to let me know.
I can be reached at 205-221-9425.
Phone: 205-221-9425