Middle School Counsellor
(grades 6-8)
High School Counsellor
(student last names E-Z)
High School Counsellor
(student last names A-D)
It has been a busy semester in the counseling office! In the high school - new beginnings for the grade nine and ten students, transitions for the IB students, and of course, college applications for the seniors! In the middle school - transition for our Grade 6 students as well as welcoming new students to our school community! If you would like to speak to your students' counselor, here are our contact details:
We look forward to working with you!
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University of Twente, Netherlands
We are pleased to announce that we are going to start “Coffee with the Counselors”, which will be short sessions that will inform and educate our parent community on what is happening here at GAA. Sessions could include education on a certain topic or upcoming events. All secondary parents are invited to join us January 29th at 8:30-10:45 in the Planetarium where will focus on course selection for the 2020/2021 school year.
High School Coffee with the Counselor
Who: Parents of Current Grade 9-11 students
What: Information session on course registration for the 20-21 academic year
When: January 29th from 8:00-8:45
Where: Planetarium
Why: If you are wondering about how course registration works and the process the students will follow, please join the Counselors for an information session.
Middle School Coffee with the Counselor
Who: Parents of Current Grade 6-8 students
What: Information session on course registration for the 20-21 academic year
When: January 29th from 9:00-9:45
Where: Planetarium
Why: If you are wondering about how course registration works and the process the students will follow, please join the Counselors for an information session.
Every month middle school advisory classes focus on an IB Learner Profile attribute as part of the social-emotional learning component of advisory. The attribute for January is “Open-Minded”. The IB states that open-minded students critically appreciate their own cultures and personal histories, as well as the values and traditions of others. They seek and evaluate a range of points of view, and they are willing to grow from the experience. Throughout the month - advisories will engage in discussions about being open-minded and how this impacts their interactions with peers as well as it contributes to the greater good of the school community. Parents are encouraged to discuss the learner profile at home which helps students further understand how these concepts apply in their daily lives.