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Guidance Services

Mission Statement

The mission of the Lockport Township High School Guidance Services Department is to assist students in developing the competencies to live and to work effectively in a changing world. As a part of a school-wide focus, we will encourage students to pursue life-long learning and to understand the relationship between coursework and career/work place skills, as well as to relate college majors and other post-secondary training to career choices. Students will be given opportunities to develop significant and realistic goals for high school and future educational career endeavors by obtaining accurate information and guidance in the decision-making process.

To contact the Guidance Services Department at East Campus, call 815-588-8350.

To contact the Guidance Services Department at Central Campus, call 815-588-8250.

 

Where do I go for Help When…?

I need assistance with college applications or scholarship applications-
Contact the student’s counselor or the College/Career Center Manager.

I need career information-
Contact the student’s counselor or the College/Career Center manager.

I have questions about classroom test scores or grades-
For specific subjects, contact that teacher. If there are still questions, contact the department chairperson for that subject.

I need information about standardized tests, such as the PSAE-
Contact the student’s counselor.

My child has academic difficulty-
Contact the student’s teacher and guidance counselor.

My child has a substance abuse problem-
Contact the student’s counselor, social worker or the Student Assistance Program director.

My child has a health problem-
Contact the school nurse and the student’s counselor.

My child has relationship problems-
Contact the student’s counselor or social worker.

My child has a concern for their safety-
Contact the student’s counselor or dean.

I have an issue concerning some form of discipline my child has received-
Contact the student’s dean.