Counseling

ment of every student, every day. Counselors are committed to being sensitive to the ethnic and cultural diversity of our community. We strive to perpetuate a communicative environment, in which we instill trust and confidence. It is our goal to actively listen, raise aspirations, nurture self-esteem, and inspire young people to develop to their fullest potential.  

Professional School Counselors Listen and Help Students With:

• Academic Planning

• Career Exploration / Planning

• Anger / Stress / Worry

• Conflict Resolution

• Family Issues

• Self Esteem

• Attendance

• Attitude / Motivation

• Study Skills

• Grief / Loss

• Divorce / Separation

• Personal Relationships

• Depression

• Social Skills

• Severe Illness of Loved Ones

• Peer Pressure

Student Support Services

• Individual / Group Counseling

• Crisis Intervention / Response

• Attendance Counseling

• Collaboration with Teachers

• Career Exploration

• Coordinating Services

• Referrals to Local Agencies

How Do Students Access Counseling Services?

• Students ask to see their counselor or email

• Teachers make referrals

• Parents request counseling

• Administrators refer students

• Counselors call in students to check-in

• Counselors facilitate groups or school clubs

Parent Education and Information

• Involving parents in the student's counseling program

• Engaging parents in the school and community activities

• Working with families to improve student learning and development

• Coordinating services to assist families in addressing barriers to learning

• Communicating via meetings, email, phone, and publications