Counseling Office - Roseville

If you would like to refer a scholar for counseling, please fill out the appropriate counselor referral form. Please allow 24 hours for a response Monday-Friday while school is in session. For emergencies, please call 911.

Parents (Grades 7-12): Please contact [email protected] or call the Washington front desk to schedule a phone or in person meeting with your scholar's school counselor.

Mr. Krohn - Elementary Counselor

Please email Dean Jones: [email protected]

Confidentiality

When scholars speak with a school counselor, what they say is confidential. Confidentiality will be breached under the following circumstances:

the scholar poses a danger to self
the scholar poses a danger to others
the scholar is being harmed by someone else

John Adams Academy Counseling Program Overview

The John Adams Academy comprehensive school counseling program strives to provide all scholars with academic, social/emotional, and college/career skills to be successful servant leaders.

School counselors help scholars to:

Apply academic achievement strategies
Manage emotions and apply interpersonal skills
Plan for postsecondary options (higher education, military, or the work force)

This is achieved primarily through small groups, classroom presentations, and collaboration with teachers, parents, and scholars. The counseling department also provides community referrals, crisis intervention, and individual sessions as needed. School counselors provide:

Individual scholar academic planning and goal setting
School counseling classroom lessons based on scholar success standards
Short-term counseling to scholars
Referrals for long-term support
Collaboration with families/teachers/administrators/community for scholar success
Advocacy for scholars at individual education plan (IEP) meetings and other student-focused meetings (e.g. 504 plans, SST, & other scholar support).
Data analysis to identify scholar issues, needs and challenges

John Adams Academy Roseville Counseling Team

Charity Murphy

High School Counselor

Mrs. Murphy has lived in Roseville since 2012. She joined John Adams Academy in 2017 as a school counseling intern where scholars 7-12 came to know and love her. Mrs. Murphy has been dedicated to establishing our college and career program. She has been an essential member in building the John Adams Academy Comprehensive School Counseling Program and passing on her skills and knowledge to all three campuses. Outside of school, Mrs. Murphy is a wife and mother of four; two of which are current scholars at John Adams Academy in Roseville. She met her husband Andrew in high school and has served alongside him through his career in law enforcement for the past 22 years. She completed a Baccalaureate degree in Liberal Studies from Azusa Pacific University and a Masters degree in Educational Counseling from National University.

Terri Frantz

Middle School Counselor

Mrs. Frantz is the Middle School Counselor at John Adams Academy, Roseville. She earned her Bachelor of Arts Degree in both Psychology and Child Development at California State University Sacramento. She worked in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) for fourteen years supporting children and families in their schools, clinics, and homes. Her passion for providing service and support to others led her to earn a Master of Science Degree in Educational Counseling. Mrs. Frantz thrives in helping children and families overcome challenges. As a parent herself, she understands the importance of supporting the academic, social, emotional, and career development of children and adolescents. She joined the John Adams Academy counseling team in the fall of 2019, and she has served at the El Dorado Hills and Roseville campuses. She loves seeing the positive impact of her work.

Chris Krohn

Elementary School Counselor

Mr. Krohn has lived in the Roseville area for over 30 years and is a dedicated servant leader in his community. Since joining John Adams Academy (JAA) in 2017, Mr. Krohn has lived the mission, vision and core values of JAA. He is a teacher at his church in Roseville alongside his wife Alina. Mrs. Krohn teaches art at our Lincoln campus and is also dedicated to the academy and serving her community. Mr. and Mrs. K have a love for family, gardening, art, cooking, hiking, kayaking, camping and being outdoors. Mr. Krohn started his post-secondary education at Sierra College to pursue a career as a history teacher. Upon transferring to CSU Sacramento, Mr. Krohn completed his Baccalaureate degree in Social Studies and chose to continue his education in counseling. He earned his master’s degree in educational counseling at National University with a passion to serve the youth of his community in the educational setting. While completing his internship in a school for students with emotional disturbance, Mr. Krohn found his passion helping youth with mental health struggles. In 2012, Mr Krohn decided to pursue a second master's degree at Alliant International University in Marriage and Family Therapy and is working on getting his hours for licensure at JAA.