Lynbrook school district Chairwoman Susan Moller has been named a New York State Master Counselor after a rigorous application process.
Moller, who oversees counseling at Lynbrook High School and Lynbrook North and South middle schools, joins a statewide network of outstanding counselors recognized for their dedication to professional growth and development. As leaders in their field, master counselors are professionals dedicated to sharing best practices, engaging in advanced professional learning opportunities and mentoring fellow educators.
“Ms. Moller is always on top of everything,” Charisse Cueto, a 2025 graduate of Lynbrook High School, said in a news release. “I visited Ms. Moller’s office a lot, especially during my junior and senior years when I was applying to colleges, and she was so helpful at every meeting. In fact, she deserves so much credit for helping me get into Cornell, where I’m currently attending. Ms. Moller played a crucial role in turning my initial waitlisting into an acceptance. I am immensely grateful for Ms. Moller’s dedication and support, and we still keep in touch.”
After attending joint workshops, Moller will share ideas and resources with colleagues in her school district. Accepted into the program through Stony Brook University, Moller is one of three counselors on Long Island and one of 25 in the state to be selected for the honor in the 2025 cohort.
“Being named a New York State Master Counselor is an incredible honor, and I take great pride in advocating for students every day, helping them discover their strengths, navigate challenges and believe in what’s possible for their future,” Moller said in the release. “I am excited to expand my knowledge and network to help students and families at Lynbrook Schools and for what the next four years bring!”
