Class Selection information for the 2026-27 School Year
Ms. Shaughnessie Williams
School Counselor
Last Names Bo-E and Q-Sc
shaughnessie_william@dpsnc.net
Ext. 12235
School Counselor Vacancy
Last Names N-P contact
Ms. Howard at briana_howard@dpsnc.net
Last names Q-Sc contact
Ms. Williams at
shaughnessie_william@dpsnc.net
Ext. 12234 and 12235
Mrs. Rosie Stocking
School Counselor
Last Names Se-U contact
Ms. Ramos at
Last Names V-Z contact
Mrs. Cooper at
Ext. 12228 and 12401
Ms. Chiquinquira Castellano Castellano
"Ms. Chiqui"
Student Services Executive Assistant
C.E. Jordan Student Services Staff believe:
All students are capable of learning and progressing appropriate to their ability level and the opportunities available to them.
All students have the right to be served by and participate in the school counseling program.
All students have dignity and worth and deserve to be treated with respect by both peers and adults.
All students’ ethnic, cultural, racial and ability differences will be considered in the planning and implementation of the school counseling program.
C.E. Jordan Student Services Staff:
Will be based on student needs documented by data.
Will work toward specific goals to help students personally/socially and academically.
Will ensure that each student graduates with a college and career readiness plan.
Will utilize the combined resources of the community and direct input from stakeholders.
All C.E. Jordan Student Services Staff:
Will abide by the professional guidelines and ethics standards.
Will regularly engage in professional development activities to enhance knowledge and skills.
The students of C.E. Jordan High School will acquire the skills and knowledge needed to become successful students, productive citizens, and lifelong learners engaged in continuing personal and professional growth. Students will:
Enroll in rigorous curriculum and be exposed to academic, personal/social, and career exploration.
Participate in activities that lead to self-awareness and personal growth.
Engage in positive, constructive partnerships between students, families, and communities.
Learn to value, affirm, and respect the differences among all members, promoting an inclusive school culture.
We collaborate with key stakeholders to equip all students with the academic, career, and personal/social skills needed to enter and succeed in post-secondary settings and to become productive and contributing members of society and the 21st century workplace.
Academic Counseling and Support
Increasing achievement
Study skills
Helping students self-advocate
Personal, Social, and Emotional
Concerns at home
Healthy friendship/relationship dynamics
Crisis management
Grief Support
SPARCS
Educational, College, and Career Planning
Understanding transcript, GPA, and college admissions requirements
Test interpretation
Scholarship and Financial Aid Resources
Graduation Support
Course registration
Transcript audits
Senior Recognition Day