Counseling

Hello Webster families!

My name is Marie Ciarletta and this will be my 6th year as the School Counselor at Webster Elementary School! 

To give a short background on me... I was born and raised about 45 minutes west from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania... GO EAGLES. I received a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Alvernia University, and a Master's degree in K-12 School Counseling from Villanova University... GO NOVA. I moved to Colorado July of 2018 after I graduated from Villanova University. My husband and I love being in the mountains, which is what brought us out to Colorado! My hobbies include hiking, backpacking, rock climbing, and painting.

What I love most about the elementary level is the genuine curiosity students have in their learning and the world around them, as well as the opportunity for early intervention support that can have a lifetime positive impact on a child.

As a School Counselor, my primary responsibility is to promote social/emotional development of ALL students. I look forward to offering support to the Webster students, staff, families, and community. During the school year, I will be meeting with students individually, conducting classroom guidance lessons, meeting with parents, collaborating with teachers and staff, and consulting with community organizations to benefit and meet the needs of all Webster students.

I am very excited to continue working with your students. I hope everyone has a great school year! 

Stacy Hladek is a Military and Family Life Counselor (MFLC)
who supports Webster Elementary. She began as the MFLC in
October and will be located in the school building during regular
school hours.
Stacy has a master’s degree in Counseling Psychology and is a
Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Colorado. The
majority of her 30 years of experience in the counseling field
has been working with children ages birth to eighteen and their
families. She has supervised other counselors in children and
family programs over those years.

Stacy indicated one of the things she is most proud of is that she is the daughter of a
22-year veteran of the Army. She lived in three duty stations overseas while growing up
and has personal experience with being a military child and all that encompasses. She
is excited and considers it a privilege to support our service members, their partners
and children.

Stacy Hladek- hladekstacy@wsd3.org.