Guidance Counselors advise students in choosing their classes each year. They can also assist students in developing study and organization skills. Students facing academic challenges can turn to counselors for additional resources and tutoring options.

Planning one’s future can be intimidating. Counselors are available to guide students as they explore their interests and options. Students can get help with planning for higher learning, completing college applications, accessing financial aid, and preparing for the ACT and SAT.

Social and emotional challenges can be overwhelming and hold students back from being successful. Guidance Counselors are here to listen to students and connect them with social workers and other resources to get them the help they need.

Sometimes families need support that goes beyond the in-school resources available. Counselors and social workers can help students and families seeking services to deal with mental health, addiction, and a host of other crises and hardships.

School nurses address major and minor health concerns experienced by students. They also maintain records for physicals and immunizations to ensure a safe environment within the school.

Take a moment to experience some simple techniques designed to reduce stress and anxiety. Produced as part of the Physical Education Department’s Resilient Youth curriculum in partnership with KidsMatter, these exercises are available for the benefit of students, staff, parents, and the community.