Counselor

Students are encouraged to talk with the School Counselor, Teachers, and the Principal in order to learn about the curriculum, course offerings, graduation requirements, and differences between the Graduation Programs. Students who are interested in attending a college, university, or training school or pursuing some other advanced educational institution should work closely with the counselor to take high school courses that will best prepare them. The counselor can also provide information about entrance examinations required by colleges and universities, as well as information about financial aid and housing. 

 

The School Counselor is also able to help students with a wide range of personal concerns. Counselors are familiar with community resources and assistance. Students who wish to discuss personal concerns should contact the School Counselor. The school will not conduct a psychological examination, test, or treatment without first obtaining the parent's written consent, unless required by state or federal law for special education processes.