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Jacqueline Roberson
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Jacqueline Roberson is school social worker at West Rocks School in Norwalk, Connecticut. She is described as being a school social worker's dream. Through participation in The Building Ethical Communities Through Service-Learning program, Ms. Roberson engaged students in projects that encouraged the development of positive character traits such as responsibility and caring. Ms. Roberson strives to help students gain problem-solving skills and pursues initiatives that afford this opportunity. Student counseling groups and meetings organized by Ms. Roberson serve as formats to explore students' concerns and discuss solutions. She is open, honest, direct, and helpful to staff and families. Ms. Roberson has a passion for helping others succeed in life and conducts home visits. Her knowledge about community resources enables her to assist families in locating appropriate support services. Ms. Roberson hosts award ceremonies to recognize students for their efforts, achievements, and improvement in school. She sponsors extra-curricular activities such as an annual food drive, a holiday gift program, and a Human Relations Club. Students frequently hear Ms. Roberson say, "You must be accountable for your behavior. You must face the consequences for your behavior. Attitude determines altitude." Ms. Roberson is viewed as an individual who works for all students. We commend Ms. Roberson for her efforts to "keep ethics in action!"