SMART Goals by Delivery Component

• Individual Planning: The school counselors will meet individually within their caseload of all students to support and address student academic, personal, social, and career needs by the end of the school year.

• Guidance: By the end of the school year, the school counselors will provide career guidance activities appropriate to all grade levels to ensure proper placement in coherent course sequences by providing them with classroom presentations.

• Responsive Services: By the end of the school year, the school counselors will conduct at least one parent meeting for students in danger of not graduating.

• System Support: By the end of the school year, all students and staff will have participated in over 30 SEL/CCMR lessons

Activities by Service Delivery Component

Individual Planning:

• Individual student/parent conferences at least two-three times a year

• Individual student course selection and four-year planning once a year

• Career options and financial considerations for post-secondary education for each student 

• Senior College, Career, and Military Expo

• College/Military Decision Day to celebrate individual senior's post-secondary plans

Guidance:

• Guidance lessons addressing academic requirements, college and career readiness, career and technology education at least twice a year

• Weekly guidance lessons via SEL, topics include: substance use prevention, healthy relationships, anti-bullying, etc

• Red Ribbon Week Campaign- Drug and Alcohol Prevention

• Guest Speakers to promote drug awareness and prevention before students are released for Spring Break: Senior Safety Seminar.

• Career and Technology Showcase for students and parents night: CTE Spooktacular program Showcase in the Fall

• College and Career Readiness Specialist- College application drives, FAFSA application drives, Parent Nights

Responsive Services:

• Staff training on suicide prevention

• Staff training on Bullying and Bullying Prevention

• Collaboration with the community to distribute food to families in need

• Secret Angel: adopt a student in need of a Christmas gift

• Conference with parents and students in danger of not graduating, review list every 3 weeks

• Crisis interventions for staff and students

• District has in-house Licensed Professional Counselors to assist students and staff in need and provide continuous counseling services

• Partner with our local city police department for Campus Crime Stoppers

System Support:

• Staff Self-Care Professional Development

• Student Data Meetings

• Counselor representative on all campus committees

• Attend monthly district counseling meetings

• Meet weekly as the counseling department

• Critical Incident/Active Shooter Response Training for staff and community

The purpose of responsive services is to intervene on behalf of students whose immediate personal concerns or circumstances put their continued educational , career, personal, and social development at risk.