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Mrs. Smith

Hi! My name is Melanie Smith and I am the 7th and 8th grade counselor at ConBall this year. This is my twelfth year as a school counselor and my fifth year at ConBall. I have a bachelors degree in Psychology and a masters degree in School Counseling, both from California State University, San Bernardino. I am originally from the Southern California mountains and have lived in Colorado for eleven years. Fun fact - I spent a few years on a race team at the ski resort near my home in CA, but have never skied in CO!  I love to read, hike, snowshoe, kayak, travel, scrapbook, do yoga, and hang out with family and friends. 
 
I love being a school counselor because I believe in every student's ability to reach their potential - academically, socially, and personally. Helping them to navigate the middle school years and move through barriers can be challenging but rewarding. 
 
 
Melanie Smith
Office Hours M-F 8:30am-4:30pm
(970) 613-7390 office
(970) 599-1359 GoogleVoice (phone or text)

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Mrs. Stefanović

My name is AnnaGrace (Knudtsen) Stefanović, and I am the 6th grade and 504 counselor. I am brand new to Conrad Ball Middle School, and I am so excited to be a T-Bird and work with such wonderful students and staff. I have a Bachelor's degree in Human Development and Family Relations and a Masters degree in School Counseling, both from the University of Colorado Denver. I love coffee, the mountains, a good sunrise, and chocolate ice cream. In my spare time, I like to trail run, play the piano, rock climb, and spend time with family. 
 
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Ms. Lynch

 I’m Jessica Lynch, your school psychologist at Conball! This is my second year at CBMS and I am thrilled to be returning as a T-Bird. A little bit about me: I graduated with my M.A. and my Ed.S in School Psychology from New Mexico State University and as an undergraduate, I played basketball at Bucknell University and the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs. My job as a school psychologist is to support students’ unique behavioral, social-emotional, and academic needs and ensure equity and access for each student. Above all else, my job is to make sure students feel valued, important, and respected. When I’m not working, I love to read, write poetry, kickbox, and enjoy the great outdoors. 

jessica.lynch@thompsonschools.org

Office : 970-613-6375

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