• Social Educational Groups
• Peer Support Groups
• Short Term Individual Counseling
• Scheduled College, Military and Career Representative Visits
• Parent Consultation
• Management of 504 Accommodation Plans
• Connection to Community Resources

Students may see the counselor/social worker for individual or small group counseling to assist with a variety of concerns and problems including:

• Academic struggles 
• Post-secondary college and career planning
• Drug and alcohol assessments
• Freshman and college transitions
• Social and emotional issues
• Crisis intervention
• Transripts, grades, letters of enrollment (see Registrar).

How does a student see a counselor or the social worker?

• Student asks for Help
• Parent Referral
• Request of the Counselor or Social Worker
• Administrative Referral
• Teacher or Staff Referral
• Referral by Friend(s)
• Counselors and Social Workers see students by appointments through email, scheduling a meeting through the Registrar or dropping in and leaving their name on the counselor board.

   

How do parents see a counselor or social worker?

Parents are free to call or email the Counseling Office. Counselors and the Social Worker will help to arrange parent-teacher conferences, small group or individual counseling as well as outside referrals for intervention.