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Services provided by Counselors

Guidance Curriculum

Our school counselors provide a comprehensive, developmental program for all students in grades K–12. The program supports academic achievement, social-emotional growth, and career readiness through prevention, early intervention, and individualized planning. All services align with Pennsylvania Career Standards and are approved by the School Board.

 

Graduation caps with blue tassels are tossed in the air. While a high school diploma is raised in the air.

 

 

 

Elementary School

Counselors deliver classroom lessons focused on social skills, emotional regulation, problem-solving, and early career awareness.


Middle and High School

Students engage in career exploration and postsecondary planning. Lessons emphasize goal setting, course selection, job readiness skills, and preparation for college, trade, military, or workforce pathways.

 

Additional Supports for all Grade Levels Include:

  • Preventative small-group counseling

  • Student recognition programs

  • School transition support

  • Parent meetings and informational sessions

Responsive Services

Direct Student Support

  • Short-term, solution-focused counseling

  • Peer mediation and conflict resolution

  • Targeted small-group counseling

 

Referral and Consultation

  • Referrals to community agencies and in-school services

  • Consultation regarding safety concerns, including suicide risk or threats

 

Crisis Response

Counselors are active members of the school’s emergency response team and provide crisis counseling as needed.

Individual Student Planning

Counselors partner with students and families to create individualized academic and career plans that support informed decision-making and successful transitions.

 

Planning Services Include:

  • Career assessments and postsecondary exploration

  • Course selection aligned with graduation requirements and goals

  • Development of a K–12 educational plan and student portfolio

  • Collaboration with staff to support individual student needs

 

Counselors serve on IEP, 504, and Gifted (GIEP) teams to ensure coordinated and comprehensive support.

System Support

Professional Leadership and Collaboration

  • Ongoing professional development

  • Participation in school, district, and community committees

  • Collaboration with families and community partners

 

Data Informed Advocacy

  • Use of data to identify needs and improve services

  • Promotion of equitable access to academic, social-emotional, and career opportunities

 

Community Partnerships

Counselors connect students and families with community resources to enhance support and remove barriers to success

Tutoring

We are pleased to partner with CrossNet Ministries to offer after-school tutoring services for our High School students.

There is no cost to participate in this tutoring program.

If you are interested in enrolling, please contact the school counselor directly.