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Student Services

Here at John Marshall Elementary School, our Pupil Services team is here to support the academic, physical, and social-emotional development of every one of our students.  By integrating specialized instruction, mental health supports, and health services, we ensure that every learner succeeds.

To reach out counselors and/or social workers, please call us at 715-261-0060.

Our Contact Information

School Counselors
Kari Drewek
Tara Schilling

School Social Worker
Jennifer Graf
Megan Berger

Mental Health Resources

The Marathon County School-Based Counseling Consortium comprises of nonprofit and for-profit mental health clinics, public school districts, and community organizations. Consortium counseling agencies are able to provide on-site mental health counseling to students in all Marathon County public schools. 

If you would like to refer your child for school-based counseling or would like more information, please complete the form to the left and a representative from your child's school will contact you.

An on-site licensed mental health therapist from Rooted in Recovery is accessible at John Marshall Elementary School. Services are billed through the family's insurance, but don't let cost prevent care; financial help is available.

To make a referral, please contact our school counselors. 

Good mental health is a state of balance in our thoughts, emotions, & behaviors. These signs may indicate that mental health therapy is right for your child:

  • Isolated
  • Low motivation
  • Sudden changes in behavior/dress/friendships, eating and sleeping habits
  • Anger, irritability, outbursts or irrational behavior that is out of character
  • Sudden drop in grades
  • Evidence of self-harm or suicidal comments
  • Impulsivity
  • Sadness that does not seem to go away
  • High level of fear/worry/anxiety that go beyond what is typical for their developmental age
  • Increased negative behaviors
  • Poor hygiene
  • Chronic peer/social issues
  • Vomiting unrelated to illness
  • Difficulty with concentration & attention, problems with short term memory