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Welcome to the Ford Middle School Counselors website
Debra Fulton Heather Youngquist
972-727-0590 x242132 972-727-0590 x242131
Counselor Last Name A - L Counselor Last Name M - Z
debra.fulton@allenisd.org heather.youngquist@allenisd.org
Please e-mail your grade level counselor above with questions or concernsOur Mission - To provide a comprehensive, developmentalcounseling program addressing the academic, career andpersonal/social development of all students.Technology Issues - Submit a Help Ticket HereInformation - ConfidentialityWhile it is important that a student’s conversations with a school counselor be kept confidential, confidentiality
does have its limitations. According to the American School Counselor Association’s Ethical Standards for School
Counselors, counselors must “keep information confidential unless legal requirements demand that confidential
information be revealed or a breach is required to prevent serious and foreseeable harm to the student”
(American School Counselor Association [ASCA], 2010).The most frequent type of breaches include a student verbalizing the following:1) Verbal, Physical or Sexual Abuse
2) Neglect
3) A desire to harm him/herself
4) A desire to harm someone else
5) An unreported sexual assault