Theresa Phillips
Last names A–ChMrs. Phillips studied biological sciences at Rowan University and earned graduate degrees in student personnel services and school leadership. She wants every student to feel inspired to lead a fulfilling life.
WMS Counseling
Find the counselor assigned to your student and get to know the people supporting our school community.
Match the first letters of your student’s last name to the ranges below.
Mrs. Phillips studied biological sciences at Rowan University and earned graduate degrees in student personnel services and school leadership. She wants every student to feel inspired to lead a fulfilling life.
Mrs. Catalano earned a degree in political science from Louisiana Tech University and a master’s degree in school counseling from West Chester University. She enjoys getting to know students and supporting them as they grow.
Ms. Floody earned a master’s degree in school counseling from Wilmington University. A former WMS counseling intern, she values building relationships with students and creating a supportive space for them.
Mr. Gonzalez began his career in education in 2005, teaching middle school social studies in Philadelphia for five years. He earned a master’s degree in school counseling in 2012 and has served Williamstown students and families as an elementary and middle school counselor since 2016. He enjoys reading, music, and golf.
School counselor for students whose last names begin P through Si.
Mrs. Bowers studied psychology and childhood studies at Rutgers University–Camden and earned a master’s degree in counseling in educational settings from Rider University. She joined WMS in 2024.
These team members support students with mental health, student assistance, and school climate concerns.
Ms. Kirner earned her Master of Social Work from Widener University and brings five years of school counseling experience to WMS. She helps students navigate challenges, build confidence, and succeed in and out of the classroom.
She values strong partnerships with families and welcomes opportunities to support their children. A Monroe Township resident, she lives with her husband and three children and enjoys cheering on her kids at their sporting events.
Ms. Maino earned a master’s degree in counseling services from Rider University and a degree in rehabilitation and human services from Penn State. Her experience includes supporting students across grades K–12.
Ms. Canavos supports students with concerns including friendships, stress, confidence, and substance use. She works to help WMS students feel safe, supported, and ready to learn.
Our office team can help connect families with the right person.
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