Student Services

• A-G course consultation

• Career guidance/counseling

• Opportunities for leadership development

• Monitoring of academic progress towards meeting graduation requirements

• On-going assistance for course selection

• A progress letter outlining graduation status each semester for all students

• Academic Recovery Plans

• Test interpretation, as necessary

• Academic, personal/social, and emotional counseling

• Parent/student/teacher/counselor conferences as needed or requested

• An effort to involve parents in each student’s educational progress

• Information on post-secondary options

• Information regarding community support programs and activities

• Assistance with the development of planning and self-management skills

• An opportunity for at-risk students to explore alternatives and develop a plan for success

• Crisis intervention

• A wide range of after school & lunchtime workshop opportunities 

• Monitoring of attendance

• Counselor assistance in completing and updating Four-Year Plans

• Recognition for achievement

• Tutoring by teachers in class, by arrangement, and through the After School Tutorial Program

• Grade Checks

In addition, the following services are provided at one or more grade levels:

• Orientation for incoming freshman and new students

• Orientation and registration for transfer students

• Self-Directed Search Career Development Program

• Information on specific events and deadlines that may affect future goals for the student (PSAT, SAT/ACT, proficiency testing, ASVAB, scholarship, financial aid, visitations by colleges/university representatives)

• On-campus presentations regarding post-secondary academic/vocational opportunities

• Grade-level presentations 

• College and Career Fair 

• Course Registration