Frequently Asked questions
How do I see my school counselor?
Stop by the School Counseling office at the beginning of the day to get a pass for a convenient time or ask your teacher for a pass. Always report to your scheduled pass first before coming to School Counseling office.
What do you do in your counselor's office?
Talk. Plan. Refocus. Some examples of what kids talk about are issues such as:
Do school counselors provide therapy?
No. School counselors provide short term counseling. We provide support and encouragement for a wide range of issues.
Do school counselors consult with parents?
Absolutely! We encourage parents to talk with us about their child so we can work together to help each student reach his or her potential.
What is the role of the school counselor in relation to parents and teachers?
The counselor's job is to facilitate information and communication. The classroom teacher is always your primary resource regarding schoolwork. The counselor participates in parent-teacher conferences, suggests strategies or interventions, serves as a resource and can provide referrals to other community agencies.
Stop by the School Counseling office at the beginning of the day to get a pass for a convenient time or ask your teacher for a pass. Always report to your scheduled pass first before coming to School Counseling office.
What do you do in your counselor's office?
Talk. Plan. Refocus. Some examples of what kids talk about are issues such as:
- Home issues
- Bullying
- Dealing with Stress
- Dealing with Anger
- Friends
- Getting Organized
- Your Schedule
- Grades
- Progress Reports
- Taking Tests
- Careers and Jobs
Do school counselors provide therapy?
No. School counselors provide short term counseling. We provide support and encouragement for a wide range of issues.
Do school counselors consult with parents?
Absolutely! We encourage parents to talk with us about their child so we can work together to help each student reach his or her potential.
What is the role of the school counselor in relation to parents and teachers?
The counselor's job is to facilitate information and communication. The classroom teacher is always your primary resource regarding schoolwork. The counselor participates in parent-teacher conferences, suggests strategies or interventions, serves as a resource and can provide referrals to other community agencies.