Counselors
Curtis Inge Middle School · Counseling
We're Here for You
Middle school is a lot — new classes, new friendships, new pressures, and a lot of growing up in three short years. Our counselors are here for all of it. Whether it's a schedule question, a friendship problem, a rough week, or something bigger, our door is open to every student and every family.
Meet Your Counselors
How to Get Help
Students: Come See Us When…
- A class is getting hard and you're not sure what to do
- There's a problem with friends — or someone is being unkind to you or someone else
- You're feeling stressed, worried, or overwhelmed
- Something is going on at home you want to talk about
- You just need someone to listen
No problem is too small. Ask your teacher for a pass, stop by the front office, or have a parent email us to set up a time.
Parents: How We Can Help
- Schedule questions and course placement
- Academic support when grades slip
- Check-ins when your student is struggling socially or emotionally
- State testing information and accommodations questions
- Transitions — from Pioneer into 6th grade, and from 8th grade into Noble High School
- Connections to outside resources when a family needs more support
Email is the fastest way to reach us; we'll set up a call or meeting from there.
Our Approach
The CIMS counseling program follows the American School Counselor Association (ASCA) National Model and meets the Oklahoma State Department of Education's school counselor competencies. In practice, that means we support the whole student — academic, career, and personal/social development — and work in partnership with teachers, families, and the community so every student finishes middle school ready for what's next.
Resources for Families
A few trusted places to start when you want to dig deeper at home. These sites are outside Noble Public Schools — if you're not sure where to begin, email us and we'll point you in the right direction.
Growing Up & Mental Health
- Child Mind Institute — practical, expert-written guides on adolescent mental health, anxiety, ADHD, and parenting through the middle school years
- 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline — free, confidential support 24/7 by call, text, or chat, with resources for helping someone you're worried about
Bullying & Life Online
- StopBullying — how to recognize bullying and cyberbullying, and what parents and kids can do about it
- Common Sense Media — guidance on phones, social media, gaming, and screen time for tweens and teens
Community Support
- 2-1-1 Oklahoma — dial 211 or search online to connect with local help for food, housing, utilities, counseling, and other family needs
- Oklahoma Dept. of Mental Health — state mental health and substance abuse services, including options for children and families
Here at Noble
- NPS Health Services — the district nurse team, for health concerns that overlap with school life
- CIMS Student Handbook — school expectations, policies, and procedures in one place
If You Need Help Right Away
During the school day, come straight to the counseling office or the front office — you will never be turned away. Outside school hours, if you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, call or text 988 (the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) any time, day or night. In an emergency, always call 911.