Astoria High School
Student Services Office
Welcome to the AHS Student Services Department!
Semester 1 schedules are available through StudentVUE
Online schedule change requests have now closed, though students may request a schedule change by meeting with a School Counselor or Social Worker until September 14.
To discuss schedule changes, please visit the Student Services Office before school, at lunch, or after school to speak with us about your options.
Click here to view the Master Schedule and Educational Planning Guide
elective classes highlighted in red on the master schedule are full
Student schedule changes are due by Thursday, September 14th
AP Classroom & Test Ordering Information
All students in an AP Class should join AP Classroom as soon as possible to access resources and information about their AP class. Students start by logging into myap.collegeboard.org. AP join codes can be found here.
AP Students also need to communicate with Student Services regarding AP Test payment by filling out this form.
All AP students must complete the Google Form. Payment is due November 1st to the Main Office.
Questions? See Beth Frausto or email bfrausto@astoriak12.org.
Planning to enroll at AHS for the 2023-2024 school year?
Reach out to our registrar, Tami Jones, to schedule an enrollment appointment at 503-325-3911 or email: tjones@astoria.k12.or.us
Click here to access the AHS Planning Guide to see which courses are available next year!
Who is my counselor? AHS does not assign students to specific counselors. Andrew, Beth, and Meredith are happy to work with all students and families regardless of the type of assistance needed. Jo Wolfe provides school counseling services to Astoria Choice Academy students.
Students needing to access On-Track Coaches or would like to consider adding a School Success class should speak with Ms. Chapman or someone in Student Services.
TRIO programs, coordinated by Andrea Gonzalez, require an application. See Andrea in room 109 or visit the Student Services Department for more information on how to apply.
Tessa Zasta, Clatsop Behavioral Healthcare (CBH) Therapist, is available by appointment only. Please talk with Andrew, Beth, or Meredith for a referral or call CBH directly at 503-325-5722 to schedule an initial assessment.
Andrew Fick
AHS Counselor
Andrea Gonzalez
Talent Search & Upward Bound Advisor
Phone: 503-446-3818
Beth Frausto
AHS Counselor
bfrausto@astoriak12.org
Phone: 503-325-3911
Google Voice/Text: 971-704-1989
Meredith Payton
AHS School Social Worker
mpayton@astoriak12.org
Phone: 503-325-3911
Google Voice/Text: 503-741-9412
Additional AHS Student Services Department Contacts
Jolene Wolfe, ACA Counselor, jwolfe@astoriak12.org, 503-325-4197
Angelina Salisbury, Social Work Intern, asalisbury@astoriak12.org, 503-325-3911
Candace Chapman, On-Track Coordinator/Activities Director, cchapman@astoriak12.org, 503-325-3911
Fa'alaeo Poyer, On Track Engagement Coach, fpoyer@astoriak12.org, 971-264-1262
Aitor Porro, Astoria SD Bilingual Family Liaison, aporro@astoriak12.org, 503-338-9331
Tessa Zasta, CBH Therapist, (503) 325-5722
Misty Bateman, ClatsopWORKS Coordinator, mbateman@clatsopcc.edu
ADMINISTRATION: 503-325-3911
Lynn Jackson, Principal, ljackson@astoriak12.org
Chad Madsen, Assistant Principal, cmadsen@astoriak12.org
Howard Rub, Athletic Director, hrub@astoriak12.org
Travis Roe, Special Programs Director, troe@astoriak12.org
Erica Walsh, Office Manager, ewalsh@astoriak12.org
Anya Schauermann, Attendance Secretary, aschauermann@astoriak12.org
The AHS Student Services Department can assist students and families with a range of services, including:
Academics:
New student registration and orientation
Educational planning
Support for special needs and accessibility
Identify post-secondary options consistent with your interests, achievements, aptitudes, and abilities
Connect with co-curricular and community-based learning opportunities
Career/College:
School-to-college and career information
Information on community service activities/job shadows
Identify personal skills, interests, and abilities and relate them to career options
Develop career awareness and employment readiness
Connect with financial aid opportunities
Personal/Social:
School adjustment and engagement concerns
Wellness, life balance, and stress management
Peer and relationship difficulties and conflicts
Risky behavior and crisis intervention
Information and referral to community services, providers, and agencies