Counseling Center

As Clover High School Counselors, our mission is to serve as advocates for our students, as liaisons for our parents, and as partners with our teachers. We are privileged to assist our students as they develop socially and academically toward their future career and educational goals.

The Counseling Program is delivered through the following ways:

• Classroom Curriculum: The curriculum consists of structured lessons designed to assist students in achieving skills appropriate for their developmental level. Our curriculum focuses on goal setting, careers, responsibility, and educational goals.

• Individual Student Planning: Each year our students and their families are invited to an IGP (Individual Graduation Plan) meeting with their counselor. At this meeting, counselors will work with students to establish personal goals, develop future plans, and plan academics to best meet those goals.

• Responsive Services: Responsive services are offered each day to meet individual students’ immediate needs necessitated by events in the students’ lives. Counseling, information, referral, peer mediation or consultation may be needed.

• Systems Support: Our school-counseling program requires administration and management in the form of meetings and planning time to maintain the total counseling program.

Naviance

The CHS Counseling Center uses an online resource, Naviance, powered by PowerSchool. Each student at CHS has an account. Parents can also have an account to view their child’s information.

Students can do the following on Naviance:

• Research Colleges

• Research Scholarships

• Contact their Counselor

• Post Journals and Documents

• Create a Resume

• See your latest Class Rank and GPA

• Request Transcripts for college applications

• Receive emails with college and scholarship information and more!

Naviance - sign-on with your CSD credentials at -    https://classlink.com/

Counselor Contact Information:

We encourage students and parents to schedule an appointment day and time to ensure that you are able to meet specifically with your child’s counselor. A student in crisis is welcome to come by at any time and a counselor will meet with you.

Structure:

Two counselors serve the Ninth Grade Campus to assist students as they transition from middle school to high school. Students in grades 10 – 12 will be assigned to a counselor based on the student’s last name. This system develops a relationship between the student and counselor, which supports the student as he/she develops from a sophomore to a senior preparing to leave high school.