Bradford Prep School Counselor Mission
Bradford’s School Counseling team is dedicated to creating an environment free from any barriers such as, but not limited to issues related to social-emotional well-being, academics, or personal situations that will impede the academic success of each individual student. The goal is to help shape and nurture the students of Bradford into successful young adults who will make positive contributions to society.

MEET YOUR SCHOOL COUNSELORS

Camille Smith, K-3 School Counselor
Camille Smith, K-3 School Counselor, earned her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Counseling from
John Wesley College in 2005. Following graduation, Camille dedicated her time to advocacy as
a victims advocate at the Rape Crisis Center in Catawba County. There, she answered the
(1-800) rape crisis line, and personally responded to two local hospitals, acting as a liaison
among hospital staff, law enforcement, family members, and friends on behalf of victims.
Camille also facilitated therapeutic support groups for teens and offered individual crisis
counseling for both teens and adults. Furthering her educational journey, Camille earned her
Masters in Counseling from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in 2013. She is recognized
as a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Associate by the North Carolina State Board.
Post-licensure, Camille has applied her skills in various mental health settings, including serving
as a Group Therapist for Substance Abuse Treatment, as well as an Individual, Couples, and
Family Counselor in the Private Counseling setting, and more recently, as a School Counselor.
Camille finds joy in being a mom to her two boys and spending quality time with family and
friends. Her interests include travel, cooking, decorating, and the art of organization.

Kerri Kilts, School Counselor K-6. McKinney-Vento Liaison
Kerri Kilts graduated with her Bachelor's Degree in Social Work in 1996 from Florida State University. She went on and received her Master's Degree in Social Work in 1997 from Florida State University as well. She is currently exploring Ph.D. options with an emphasis on Trauma Psychology. She worked as the Director of Social Services for several companies in FL before taking a leave of absence to be a stay-at-home mom. She returned to the workforce teaching at the PreK level for several years before moving to Bradford Prep in 2018. She lives in Harrisburg with her 3 children, Kayla, Brooke, and Luke, and a fur baby, Dakota. She enjoys trail hiking, home improvement projects, dog training, and spending time with family and friends.

Finetra Parrott-Mack, 7th-12th Grade School Counselor
Finetra Parrott-Mack graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology from South Carolina State University in 1997. She went on and received her Master of Arts degree in Counseling in 2005 from Webster University. She also became certified as a Domestic Violence Counselor. She has a Post-Master's Certificate in Counseling from UNC Charlotte received in 2017. She became certified as a Licensed Professional School Counselor in 2018. After working as a Compliance Case Manager in the Special Needs Department in S.C., she worked for 10 years as a Mental Health Counselor and served as the Interim Clinic Director. She has been a part of the Bradford family since 2018. She has a passion for helping others. She enjoys traveling, shopping, planning events, serving as a motivational speaker for women and youth groups, and most of all, being a mother of 2 amazing sons.

Rachel Bryan, 7th-12th Grade School Counselor
Rachel Bryan graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Penn State University before serving in the United States Air Force as a Civil Engineer Officer. Following her time in the service, Rachel completed her Master of Art in Teaching with a Secondary Mathematics teaching certification at North Carolina State University. She worked as a high school mathematics teacher in both Haywood County and Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. Rachel received her Master of Education in School Counseling from North Carolina State University prior to coming to Bradford Prep in 2022. She lives in Huntersville with her husband, daughter, and son. She enjoys running, reading, traveling, and spending time with her family. 

Breanna King, 8th-12th Grade School Counselor
Breanna King began her career in education in 2011, holding licenses in both elementary and middle grades education. She is also a Licensed Professional School Counseling through NCDPI, having completed a master's in School Counseling through a CAPREP (The Council for Accreditation of Counseling & Related Educational Programs) accredited program, which included a 1.5-year practicum and internship at Bradford Prep School! Breanna is passionate about providing a supportive atmosphere for self-reflection and goal-setting, prioritizing student’s academics and overall well-being. Mrs. King is deeply connected to the school community with two children of her own, both of whom attend and love Bradford!  

Tran Curry, Upper School Counselor
Tran Haynes graduated with her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Fayetteville State University, her Master’s degree in Rehabilitation Counseling from North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University, and she completed her Post-Master’s Degree in Professional School Counseling from UNC Charlotte. Before starting at Bradford Prep in 2016, she worked as a Mental Health Professional for ten years and served as a Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialist-associate for four years. During her time at Bradford, Tran has had the opportunity to develop the Enrich Program, which helps students reach their academic and personal potential. She believes it is imperative to build and establish relationships with all students of every background. She is also passionate about assisting students as they live, work, and interact with each other. Tran believes in creating positive learning environments that encourage career and social-emotional growth. Tran enjoys spending time with her family, trying new recipes, traveling, and her new hobby of biking.

COUNSELING SERVICES

• Short Individual Counseling sessions
• Mini Group Counseling sessions
• Brief Grief and Crisis Counseling
• Classroom guidance
• Responding and assisting with crisis
• Advocating for students
• Parent Consultation
• Serving as a resource for community referrals
• Providing parent and community outreach

WAYS TO CONTACT A COUNSELOR

• Email
• School Phone
• Green slip (located in the hallways, classroom teachers, or front desk)