Counselor Corner
Welcome to Mohawk High School's Guidance Web Page! Ms. Lisa Zellner is the school counselor for grades 10-12 and Mrs. Michelle Snay is the school counselor for grades 7-9. We look forward to working with you and your children! Feel free to contact us anytime.
Mrs. Snay 419-927-6222 x2003 or michelle.snay@mohawklocal.org
Ms. Zellner 419-927-6222 x2004 or lisa.zellner@mohawklocal.org
Please see the menu bar on the left for additional important information.
If you are experiencing a crisis, help is available 24 hours a day. See the Crisis Text Line and Suicide Prevention Lifeline numbers below.
Anonymous reporting can be done on the Tipline through the Mohawk Local Schools App.
For those who were unable to attend the 8th Grade High School Planning Meeting on 11/29/23, the presentation is below. Just click on it and then click on the small box to open the presentation in a new window.
The Mental Health and Recovery Services Board of Seneca, Ottawa, Sandusky, and Wyandot Counties is a volunteer Board made up of clients, family members, and other community leaders representing the counties it serves. The Board is the community mental health and addiction planning agency. Services include prevention, treatment, and recovery support services
HOPE LINE is connected to Firelands in Tiffin.
Harbor is in Wyandot County. It replaces Firelands in Upper Sandusky.
Helpful Parenting Articles: TEACHable Moments from KNOW!
To Talk about Depression and Suicide- Click HERE to read more
To Support Healthy Digital Well-Being - Click HERE to read more
27 Minutes Tip Special Edition: Youth Depression and Anxiety - Click HERE to read more
That Gratitude Matters - Click HERE to read more
To Take Teenage Depression Seriously - Click HERE to read more
To Promote Healthy Friendships - Click HERE to read more
To Model Healthy Gambling & Sports Betting Behavior - Click HERE to read more
How to Help Young People Quit Vaping - Click HERE to read more
To Balance Work and Play - Click HERE to read more
Better Sleep=Better School Performance - Click HERE to read more
To Ease the Transition Back to School - Click HERE to read more
How Your Parenting Skills Rate - Click HERE to read more
You Are NOT Alone - Click HERE to read more
May is Mental Health Month - Click HERE to read more
To Keep It Safe This Party Season - Click HERE to read more
To Talk Teen Romance - Click HERE to read more
Online Predators On The Rise - Click HERE to read more
Our Youth Are Beyond Stressed - Click HERE to read more
To Put Self-Care and Connection into Practice in the New Year - Click HERE to read more
Compassion and Caring to reduce COVID stigma - Click HERE to read more
Gratitude for the Health of It - Click HERE to read more
To Bust the Myths to Prevent Teen Prescription Drug Abuse - Click HERE to read more
Know, Secure, Dispose - To Prevent Teen Prescription Drug Abuse - Click HERE to read more
To Positively Connect With Your Teen - Click HERE to read more
To Beware of the Benadryl Challenge - Click HERE to read more
You Are Not Alone - Click HERE to read more
To Reassure and Support Children During the COVID-19 Crisis - Click HERE to read more
The New Line of Nicotine Products Enticing Youth - Click HERE to read more
How to Set Dating Boundaries - Click HERE to read more
Love Is Respect - Click HERE to read more
Frequent Family Dinners Make a Big Difference - Click HERE to read more
How to Keep Kids in Focus if Divorce Occurs - Click HERE to read more
How to Fight Teen Depression - Click HERE to read more
The Red Flags of Teen Depression - Click HERE to read more
Teens are NOT so Footloose and Fancy-Free - Click HERE to read more
To Put Kindness into Action - Click HERE to read more
Alert Weed Awareness - Click HERE to read more
TTo Practice Good Sportsmanship - Click HERE to read more
To Handle Mean Girls and Move On - Click HERE to read more
To Defend Against Mean Girls - Click HERE to read more
Special Alert: E-Cigarettes aren't safe - Click HERE to read more
To Pump Them Up For A Successful New School Year - Click HERE to read more
Parents Who Host Lose the Most - Click HERE to read more
Your Parental Role: First Line of Defense - Click HERE to read more
Underage Drinking is a Big Deal - Click HERE to read more
What's New With 420 - Click HERE to read more
How Your Child's Health Habits Rank - Click HERE to read more
The Facts on Youth Suicide - Click HERE to read more
Sleep Is Fuel For Life - Click HERE to read more
The Link Between Alcohol and Sexual Assault - Click HERE to read more
Start Talking! Building a Drug-Free Future
An effort is underway across Ohio to prevent drug abuse among Ohio’s most vulnerable citizens – our children. Former Governor John R. Kasich and First Lady Karen W. Kasich launched Start Talking! to give parents, guardians, educators and community leaders the tools to start the conversation with Ohio’s youth about the importance of living healthy, drug-free lives. Click on the link below for information that targets parents and caregivers of middle school students and empowers them to raise their children substance-free.
Empowering Parents to Raise Their Children To Be Substance-Free