Professional school counselors serve a crucial role in increasing student success. Through leadership, advocacy, collaboration, and systemic change, school counselors promote a whole child approach to academic, career, social, and emotional development for each student. School counselors must have a minimum of a master’s degree in school counseling and meet the School Counseling Licensing Requirements.
Counselors
Jared Bills, Counselor
Last Names A – D
B.S. Utah State University, Psychology
M.S. Capella University, Psychology – Counseling
M.S. University of Phoenix, Counseling – School Counseling
Email me: jared.bills@jordandistrict.org
Ally Barson, Counselor
Last Names E – L
B.S. Utah State University, Social Work
M.Ed. University of Phoenix, Counseling – School Counseling
Email me: ally.barson@jordandistrict.org
Alyson Law, Counselor
Last Names M – R
B.S. University of Utah, Human Development and Family Studies
M.S. University of Phoenix, Counseling – School Counseling
Email me: alyson.law@jordandistrict.org
Melissa Yardley, Counselor
Last Names S – Z
B.S. Utah State University, English
M.Ed. Utah State University, Psychology – School Counseling
Psychologist and Social Worker
Kheo Ly, School Psychologist
B.S. University of Southern Mississippi, Psychology
M.S. & Ed.S. University of Kentucky, School Psychology
Nationally Certified School Psychologist
Email me: kheo.ly@jordandistrict.org
Lindsey Painter, Social Worker
B.S. University of Utah, Psychology; Human Development and Family Studies
M.S. University of Utah, Social Work; Public Administration
Email me: lindsey.painter@jordandistrict.org
Counseling Staff
Deanna Jex, Counseling Center Secretary
Email me: deanna.jex@jordandistrict.org
Judy Neilsen, Counseling Center Secretary
Email me: judy.nielsen@jordandistrict.org
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