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Callie Gallacher Receives Provo Way Award for Westridge Elementary Service

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Callie Gallacher, a social worker at Westridge Elementary in Provo, has received the Provo Way Award. She was nominated by instructional coach Megan Clark for her work supporting students, families, and staff.

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  • Callie Gallacher received the Provo Way Award for her service at Westridge Elementary.
  • Gallacher provides counseling, organizes school clubs, and connects families with community resources.
  • She also mentors other social workers and provides professional development for staff.

Callie Gallacher has been honored with the Provo Way Award for her work as a social worker at Westridge Elementary, according to a September 21 report.

Gallacher supports students, families, and staff throughout the Provo school, providing counseling to individuals and groups.

Instructional coach Megan Clark nominated Gallacher for the award, describing her as the unsung hero of the school.

In addition to counseling, Gallacher organizes the Hope Squad and Kindness Club at Westridge. She also connects families with community resources and follows up to ensure they receive necessary support.

Staff members frequently visit Gallacher's office to seek her advice and insight. Clark noted Gallacher's professionalism, patience, and listening skills, stating that the school is a stronger and more connected place because of her.

Gallacher also serves as a mentor to interns and other district social workers. She provides professional development regarding trauma-informed practices, positive classroom communities, and other topics related to student support.

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