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Counselor's Corner
Welcome to the CSBS Counselors Corner
Counseling Information
Hello, Bronco students and parents! Welcome to the 2025-2026 school year! We are so excited to work with your children and make this year a great one. Our scholars will be matched with counselors based on their grade levels, both lower and upper. We are here to help, so please feel free to reach out to us anytime if you need assistance. Let’s make this school year wonderful together!
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Parental Consent for Health Services:
Schools must get annual written consent from parents before providing most health-related services to students. If you have not already submitted the form to your child’s teacher, please contact your child’s counselor.
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United ISD Volunteers are parents, business or community members who are willing to donate their time and expertise in assisting with activities in one or more schools.
Individuals who seek to serve as volunteers must submit an on-line application prior to beginning a volunteer activity through the automated volunteer management system called BCHEX. Volunteer applications are valid from August 1, 2025 through July 31, 2026.
As part of the application process, all volunteers must attach the following documents.
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- UNITED ISD – Report Bullying
- STOP Bullying
- Report Child Abuse
- National Suicide Hotline
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The goal of the United Independent School District Gifted/Talented (GT) Program is to enable GT students to progress beyond the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) of the regular school curriculum by providing in-depth learning experiences that explore complex subjects and issues.
Gifted/Talented Program Overview
As a result of participation in the GT Program, students are expected to:
- Grow in understanding of universal themes, issues, or problems through subject related activities planned to develop these understandings.
- Develop thinking skills (critical, creative, problem-solving, and logical) that will enable them to take their rightful place in solving social, ecological, and technical problems of the future.
- Develop independence in acquisition of knowledge and in learning to apply information in new situations and use it to develop new products.
- Develop an understanding of their giftedness and an appreciation for others through studies of individual differences and through interaction with both intellectual and social peers.
Kinder – Pre-screening begins in September with services being rendered in March to identified students
Elementary – K-5th grade GT students may receive services at their home campus through classroom instruction and GT project-based opportunities with trained GT teachers.
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