Counseling Services
What Do School Counselors Do?
A School Counselor's job includes the following:
Counsel individuals and small groups of students to meet identified needs.
Deliver the guidance curriculum and assist teachers with the school's guidance curriculum.
Consult with parents, teachers and other staff regarding concerns about students' needs.
Coordinate people and resources in the schools and in the community for the benefit of students.
Participate in planning, implementing and evaluating a comprehensive developmental guidance and counseling program to serve all students.
Provide access and equity to all students.
Promote student achievement.
Call your child's school counselor to discuss any concern related to:
academics
standardized testing
behavior
attendance
bullying
referral services
Contact your child's school counselor to let them know about your student's:
special achievements
change in behavior or attitude
changes in family or home situation
special health concerns
peer difficulties
adjustment problems
Making An Appointment
*If you would like to schedule a conference, please contact your child's grade house clerk to make arrangements.
*Students can complete a Counselor Request Form (see attachment below) and turn it in to their grade house.
*Parents may call or email the counselor at any time.