Mrs. Araujo
Mrs. Araujo
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My name is Cecilia Araujo, school counselor at Mission Viejo High School for last names Me-R. I have been working directly with students in the educational setting for the past thirteen years. I have served as school counselor for eight of those years at Mission Viejo High School
My name is Cecilia Araujo, school counselor at Mission Viejo High School for last names Me-R. I have been working directly with students in the educational setting for the past thirteen years. I have served as school counselor for eight of those years at Mission Viejo High School
My style of school counseling is very solution focused. I seek to empower and educate students on making informed decisions and putting the control back in their hands. The high school years are full of growth, promise, excitement, frustration, disappointment and hope. It is the time when students begin to discover what the future holds for them. My goal is to work with students, families, and staff to achieve optimal personal growth, acquire positive social skills and values, set career goals and realize their full academic potential.
My style of school counseling is very solution focused. I seek to empower and educate students on making informed decisions and putting the control back in their hands. The high school years are full of growth, promise, excitement, frustration, disappointment and hope. It is the time when students begin to discover what the future holds for them. My goal is to work with students, families, and staff to achieve optimal personal growth, acquire positive social skills and values, set career goals and realize their full academic potential.
This year is like no other due to the global pandemic ; there are many unknowns we are facing on a day to day basis. One constant remains at the forefront of my "why"; and that is the well-being and success of ALL students.
This year is like no other due to the global pandemic ; there are many unknowns we are facing on a day to day basis. One constant remains at the forefront of my "why"; and that is the well-being and success of ALL students.
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M.S. in Educational Administration with an administrative credential from National University.
M.A. in Educational Counseling with a PPS credential from Azusa Pacific University.
B.A. in Psychology with a minor in Behavioral Science from Cal State Dominguez Hills.
A.A. in Liberal Studies from Los Angeles Harbor College
MVHS Virtual Resource Library- To help parents and students deal with these challenging times and changing learning and working environments, counselors have compiled a virtual resource library of helpful resources/links for social emotional support(SEL). The images below are clickable and will help parents and students explore SEL resources.
BLACK HISTORY VIRTUAL LIBRARY
Social Emotional Learning
Social Emotional Learning
Social and emotional learning (SEL) is the process through which children and adults understand and manage emotions, set and achieve positive goals, feel and show empathy for others, establish and maintain positive relationships, and make responsible decisions.
College and Career Readiness
College and Career Readiness
Being "college-ready" means being prepared for ANY post secondary education or training experience, including study at two- and four-year institutions leading to a post secondary credential (i.e. a certificate, license, Associates or Bachelor's degree). Being ready for college means that a high school graduate has the knowledge and skills necessary to qualify for and succeed in entry-level, credit-bearing college courses without the need for remedial coursework.
Academic Support
Academic Support
School counselors work with students in classroom settings in small groups that target specific areas of need or concerns and through individual meetings for more directed one on one counseling. School counselors work with students on issues that may impede their ability to focus and have success in classrooms such as grief issues, loss, organization study skills, college application process and more.
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