Counselor's Corner

At Millsap Middle School, our Counseling program is dedicated to nurturing the whole student, equipping them with the skills, resources, and support they need to succeed and thrive in an ever-changing world.

Parent Portal

How to Create a Parent Portal Account and Link a Student

Student Portal

How to Create a Student Portal Account

Campus Tutoring Schedule

Study/Organization Skills

Study Skills Checklist

XELLO - https://xello.world/en/middle-and-high-school/

Students: Login using your school credentials

More information is coming soon for implementation at MMS!

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Millsap Middle School Course Guide 2026-2027

26-27 Course Selection Presentation for Parents/Guardians of 6th Graders

26-27 Course Selection Presentation for Parents/Guardians of 7th and 8th Graders

Millsap Middle School is committed to providing guidance curriculum oppurtunites to students when developmentally appropriate as guided by the TEA positive character traits and the Texasa Model Program Curriculum Scope and Sequence. State-mandated lessons are approved by the Student Health Advisory Committee (SHAC). These lessons include topics on suicide prevention, bullying and cyber-bullying prevention, substance abuse prevention, sex trafficking, and healthy relationships. 

Cook Children's Behavioral Health

Parker County MHMR

Connections Wellness Group

Here for Texas: Mental Health Navigation Line - Free Helpline: 972-525-8181

NAMI Warning Signs of Mental Illness

NAMI "You are NOT ALONE"

Managing Back to School Stress & Anxiety

Caring for your Mental Health

Start the Conversation: How to Talk to Teens About Mental Health

Mindfulness Tools

Positive Stress Relievers

Self-Regulation

Building the 7 Cs of Resilience in Your Child

What Helps and What Hurts: When someone you care about has Depression or Bipolar Disorder

Section 504 is a part of a long-standing federal civil rights law that guarantees certain protections to people with disabilities. 

Section 504 protects people with a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits a major life activity, such as caring for one's self, walking, seeing, hearing, speaking, breathing, working, performing manual tasks, and learning. 

What is a 504 Plan? It includes the accommodations and services that the individual student needs and provides equal access to the same  educational programs and activities available to non-disabled peers.

District Testing - MAP Testing

Contact: Jeff Kirby at MMS

State Testing - STAAR; STAAR Alternate; STAAR Interim; TELPAS; TELPAS Alternate

Contact: Susan Holloway at MMS

TSIA - 2 for students considering Dual Credit courses in high school

Contact: Michelle Pinson at MHS

PSAT - for students enrolled in honors level English and Algebra 1

Contact: Michelle Pinson at MHS

Transitional Years

"Talk They Hear You"

Developmental Processes