Individual Counseling

School Counselors take a holistic approach, working with students in the academic, personal/social, and college/career realms.

Academic:  School counselors monitor student grades, help students identify strategies and work on goals that will help them leverage their strengths, help students learn self-advocacy skills, as well as create a four-year academic plan that suits their interests and future planning.  

Personal/Social: School counselors are work with students on self-management, emotional regulation, as well as students dealing with a mental health crisis.  When appropriate counselors work in partnership with parents and the school social worker to connect students with outside support.  

College/Career: School counselors begin working with students on future planning as early as the ninth grade, with academic planning, encouraging students to explore interests through extracurricular activities and summer programs, and through goal setting.  Staring in junior year students will also begin working with a college counselor and the two counseling teams collaborate to support students through the college search and application process.