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Our Comprehensive School Counseling Program
Our Comprehensive School Counseling Program
Check out our counseling department newsletter
Check out our counseling department newsletter
Ms. Kwan, Ms. Servellon, Ms. Soliz, and Ms. Woehl
ASCA NATIONAL MODEL
ASCA NATIONAL MODEL
School counseling programs are collaborative efforts benefiting students, parents, teachers, administrators and the overall community. School counseling programs are an integral part of students' daily educational environment, and school counselors are partners in student achievement.
High school counselors provide equitable and appropriate services by addressing students’ needs in three domains:
Academic
Career
Social/Emotional
Teaching A-G
GPA Calculator
Class Scheduling
Transcript review
Credit recovery
Summer School
Conflict Medication
Wellness referral
Student Success Team
Classroom Observations
Post-Secondary Exploration
Jobs and internship opportunities
Fee Waivers
SAT/ACT Registration Support
College and Career Center
Role of School Counselor
Role of School Counselor
Academic planning
Organizational, study and test taking skills
Academic support interventions
Transition planning
Post-secondary planning and the college application process
Career planning
Education in understanding self and others
Coping strategies
Peer relationships and effective social skills
Communication, problem-solving, decision making and conflict resolution
Multi-cultural/diversity awareness
Crisis Intervention
Responsive Services
Responsive Services
Wellness Referral
Student Success Team
Progress Reports
Conflict Medication
Re-entry plans
Individual Student Planning
Individual Student Planning
Transcript Reviews
Scheduling
Post-Secondary Exploration
Credit Recovery
Summer Programs
Newcomer Support
Classroom Observations
System Supports
System Supports
After School Program
ASAP
College & Career
CCSF Partnerships
Jobs/Internship Assistance
Core Curriculum
Core Curriculum
Curriculum lessons focused on areas that the school data indicates as needed. Lessons that target the three domains: academic, social/emotional, and college and career.
Family workshops provided at evening events
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