Embedded Files
Our goal is to help students maintain a balance of and within these 3 major categories to maximize success. We serve as liaisons between students, teachers, parents, and the community.
Academic
Academic
This category comes first for many parents and last for many students at this age. Academic management strategies are applied.
Social
Social
This category typically is highlighted, emphasized, and prized at this age. Interpersonal skills are applied to students of all social levels.
Emotional
Emotional
Emotions can run high between peers, teachers, and parents interacting with teens. Management of emotions and behavior modifications during this hormonal time is crucial.
Appropriate duties include providing:
Appropriate duties include providing:
- individual student academic planning and goal setting
- school counseling classroom lessons based on student success standards
- short-term counseling to students
- referrals for long-term support
- collaboration with families/teachers/ administrators/community for student success
- advocacy for students at individual education plan meetings and other student-focused meetings
- data analysis to identify student issues, needs and challenges
In the news and media
In the news and media
SCHOOL COUNSELOR QUALIFICATIONS
SCHOOL COUNSELOR QUALIFICATIONS
- Hold, at minimum, a master’s degree in school counseling
- Meet the state certification/ licensure standards
- Fulfill continuing education requirements
- Uphold ASCA ethical and professional standards
Page updated
Report abuse