Our School Counselors Care About Our Students!

  • Our school counselors focus on academic, career, and personal development to ensure that every student benefits from a program that is comprehensive in scope, preventative in design, and developmental in nature. Here you will find helpful school counseling resources for your Mountain Ridge student and your family!

     

     

Meet the Counselor

  • Christine Redstreake (School Counselor)

    cberg@k12.wv.us

    (304) 229-6791

    Education:

    B.A., Elementary Education

    About Me:

    I am your friendly School Counselor at Mountain Ridge Intermediate! I am excited to work with you, watch you learn and grow, and be there for you when you need it.

    My Favorites:

    • Food: Taco
    • Color: Black
    • Drink: Coffee
    • Season: Fall
    • Hobby: Traveling
    • Store: Target
    • Candy: Hot Tamales
    • Flower: Hydrangea
    • Team: WVU & Clemson

     

    Angel Routzahn (Social Worker)

    angel.routzahn@k12.wv.us

    (304) 229-6791

    Education:

    Master of Social Work, West Virginia University

    About Me:

    You can find me at Mountain Ridge Intermediate on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday! Please reach out if I can be of assistance with anything from social-emotional learning, to connections and community resources.

    My Favorites: 

    • Food: Sushi
    • Color: Yellow
    • Drink: Sweet Tea
    • Season: Summer
    • Hobby: Roller Skating
    • Store: Target
    • Candy: Nerds
    • Flower: Peony
    • Team: Mountaineers

     

     
  • Student & Family Resources
  • OLWEUS Bullying Prevention Program
  • Counselor Referral Form
  • Attendance
  • Community Resources

Mission & Vision

  • Mission Statement

    The school counseling program at Mountain Ridge Intermediate is designed to provide a safe, supportive atmosphere where students can attain personal/social, academic and career success through a collaborative partnership with other educators, families, and the community.

    We work hand in hand to nurture the physical, emotional, and intellectual dimensions that enhance life-long learning and foster a positive self-esteem that leads to becoming productive members of our community. 

    Vision Statement

    Mountain Ridge Intermediate students will acquire the knowledge, skills, and attitudes to maximize their full potential and successfully reach their full potential while managing their lives as healthy, responsible, competent, and productive citizens.

    The School Counseling program focuses on the West Virginia Student Success Standards. Students will learn how to increase interpersonal and social skills, refine learning and work.