School Counseling
Welcome to the Mountain City Counseling Page!
The counseling department at Mountain City has a lot to offer students and families.
Our school counselor is Ms. P She can assist with short-term individual and group counseling.
What she can assist with:
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Academic needs
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Peer relationships
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Social skills
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Managing emotions and coping skills
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Goal setting
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Locating community resources for families
- And much more
If you are a student needing to speak with Ms. P please email her at pdavis@jocoed.net
If you are a guardian of a student at Laurel and want Ms. P to speak with your student please Email her at pdavis@jocoed.net
*If students are experiencing a mental health crisis outside of school hours please contact the following resources:
- National Suicide Hotline: 988
- Frontier Health: 877-928-9062 (mobile crisis unit)
- 911
Meet your School Counselor!
I am Priscilla Davis, however everyone calls me Ms. P. My professional journey in education has been shaped by a deep commitment to supporting students’ academic, social, and emotional growth across diverse developmental stages. Having served as both a high school counselor for many years and now as an elementary school counselor, I have developed a comprehensive understanding of the educational system and the critical role that a school counselor plays in shaping student success.
This rewarding environment is made even better by the hardworking and compassionate colleagues I stand alongside every day. I am constantly inspired by our teachers and staff at Mountain City Elementary, who pour their hearts into their classrooms and advocate tirelessly for every child’s success.
A little about my personal life: I travel around the World volunteering on medical mission trips with a non-profit organization called Operation Renewed Hope. I have been blessed to serve on five different continents where I have worked in the areas of registration, pharmacy, and vision. My favorite spot has been working in vision where I fit people with both reading and distance glasses. I get to hear their stories, and most often I am the one who truly receives a blessing.