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Mr. Rawlings
Mr. Rawlings
Welcome to the Cabool High School Counseling page! My name is Mr. Rawlings, and I am your high school counselor. Whether you need help with class scheduling, career planning, or anything in between, I am here to support you.
Please explore the menu in the top left corner for more resources, or use the quick links below to get started:
🗓️ Schedule an Appointment: Click [HERE] to view my availability and book a time to visit with me.
📄 Request a Transcript: Fill out our [TRANSCRIPT REQUEST FORM] to send your official transcript to a college or employer.
📅 Stay Updated: Click [HERE] or scroll down to view the CHS Counseling monthly calendar.
🤝 Senior Meetings Form: Click [HERE] or on the button below to schedule your senior meeting(s) with Mr. Rawlings.
A Comprehensive Program
A Comprehensive Program
"A comprehensive school counseling program is integral to a school district's total education program. It is developmental by design and includes sequential activities organized and implemented by school counselors with the active support of parents/guardians, teachers, administrators, and the community. As a developmental program, it addresses the needs of all students by facilitating their social/emotional, academic, and career development, helping create positive and safe learning climates in schools, and helping students feel connected to school and at least one caring adult. At the same time, the program assists students as they face issues and resolves problems that prevent their healthy development" (Student Handbook, p. 24).
College Day Absences
Seniors receive two (2) absences for college visits that are exempt from attendance penalties.
Before the Visit:
Pick up a visit form from the office ahead of time, or print at home by clicking the link below.
Return the completed form with the visit date to the High School Office at least one day before the scheduled trip.
Arrange with teachers beforehand to get any homework or assignments.
After the Visit:
Turn in a signed note or letter from the visited college showing the date of the visit and an official representative's signature (Student Handbook, p. 17).
Student Participation Credit System
(Student Handbook, pp. 21-22, 28)
Concession Class Assignments
All Football - Juniors
All Volleyball - Clubs & Middle School
All Girls Basketball - Freshmen
All Boys Basketball - Sophomores
Other Available Point Opportunities
Homecoming Week (Float)
Class Meetings Before/After School Only
Prom Planning/Decorating - Juniors Only
Hours may be purchased for $25 each.
Any other fundraising activity.
Additional Info
The principal will determine the status of new students into the district.
Credits tie to prom and senior trip participation.
Feel free to request quarter status checks.
Students will use a sign-in/sign-out form for each game or activity.
Rules for Prom & Class Participation
All students and their dates attending prom will be required to pay up to $25 per person. Students who do not work the required number of hours for fundraising events will not be allowed to attend prom. Students with major disciplinary infractions and/or six (6) or more absences that result in a grade reduction, in either semester, may not be allowed to attend prom.
Student Handbook
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