2023-2024
Welcome to the Wisconsin School Counselor Association (WSCA)!
Volunteers have always been a valuable resource for our members and staff. By volunteering, you’ll not only help your professional organization but also strengthen our profession and promote the value of school counseling.
The WSCA Directors of Operations Leadership Team site has been designed to help you become a satisfied and engaged WSCA leader. This site has information, policies, procedures, and resources to help you be successful. This site can’t answer all the questions you might have about everything WSCA, so we encourage you to reach out to the WSCA staff and your Directors of Operations teamates. We hope this site will allow you to feel comfortable with us and the goals we are trying to achieve: we depend on you, our professional leaders, to elevate WSCA to be one of the best School Counselor Associations in the country!
Thank you for volunteering—I’m glad you’ve chosen to be a member of the WSCA leadership team!
Stacy
WSCA Executive Director
WSCA DoO Meeting Schedule 2023 2024 FINAL .pdfWSCA ENDS
The Wisconsin School Counselor Association exists so there are conditions enabling Wisconsin School Counselors to practice with the highest level of effectiveness to the extent that justifies available resources. Conditions exist so the Wisconsin School Counselors will perform at the highest level of effectiveness using an equity lens.
School counselors (active and pre-service) have the knowledge necessary for effective school counseling practices to develop, implement, and evaluate comprehensive school counseling programs.
1-A School Counselors have the knowledge about current ethical and professional practices and their application.
1-B School counselors are knowledgeable about trends in school counseling and education.
1-C School counselors are knowledgeable about leadership and advocacy principles.
1-D School counselors are knowledgeable about equitable and culturally responsive practices.
Key Stakeholders (including but not limited to) school administrators, policy makers, and community members will understand the impact made by the school counselor implementing a comprehensive school counseling program.
