STPSB recognizes psychologists

By Debbie Glover
Published on Friday, February 29, 2008 9:37 AM CST

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National board certification was recently earned by St. Tammany Parish School psychologists, social workers and guidance counselors. Attaining the national certification and joining 18 others in the parish are guidance counselors Lesa Kabrich, Lake Harbor Middle School, and Kristen Silessi, Northshore High School.

Eleven social workers for the school system attaining national certification include Corliss Aguillard, M'Lee Townsend, Laura Morris, Rebecca Sencial, Annie Chalmers, Beverly Toebben, Jill Farrish, Shannon Noonan, Darryl Bruno, Ann Labauve and Allen Hutti.

Honored for achieving national certifications in their respective fields are, from left, first row: Kristen Silessi, Lesa Kabrich and Kelly Menendez; and second row: Corliss Aguillard, M'Lee Townsend, Laura Morris, Rebecca Sencial, Annie Chalmers and Beverly Toebben. Not shown are Amber Creel, Jill Farrish, Shannon Noonan, Darryl Bruno, Ann Labauve and Allen Hutti.

Two psychologists, Amber Creel and Kelly Menendez, also have achieved their national certifications.

All were honored recently at the St. Tammany Parish School Board meeting held Feb.14.

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Richard Schroeder wrote on May 28, 2008 8:46 PM:

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