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What Is the ASCA National Model?
What Is the ASCA National Model?
The ASCA National Model provides a framework for a comprehensive school counseling program and is built on four components:
The ASCA National Model provides a framework for a comprehensive school counseling program and is built on four components:
1. Define : We follow national standards that define our roles and responsibilities
2. Manage: We use tools like data tracking and yearly planning to stay organized and responsive to student needs.
3. Deliver: We provide services in two main ways: Direct Student Services & Indirect Student Services
Individual student planning
Responsive counseling services
Classroom Lessons
Referrals
Collaboration with teachers, families, and community partner
4. Assess: We regularly evaluate our program’s effectiveness and our own professional practices to ensure we’re helping students grow.
Mindsets & Behaviors for Student Success
Mindsets & Behaviors for Student Success
Our lessons and services are aligned with the ASCA Mindsets & Behaviors, which promote the skills students need for success in school and beyond.
Academic | Career | Social/Emotional
We help students build:
Building academic habits
Exploring careers and high school planning
Managing friendships and peer pressure
Increasing self-confidence and resilience
Understanding emotional health
What We Offer - Our program includes:
What We Offer - Our program includes:
Classroom lessons
Small group counseling for targeted skills
One-on-one check-ins for academic and social/emotional concerns
Collaboration with parents, teachers, and administrators
How This Helps Students - Students who engage with our ASCA-aligned counseling program are more likely to:
How This Helps Students - Students who engage with our ASCA-aligned counseling program are more likely to:
Stay on track academically
Set goals for their future
Build strong peer and adult relationships
Learn to advocate for themselves and others
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