Guidance Center Objectives
The Gladwin High School Guidance Center helps students make decisions and accept responsibility for their choices. Students meet with counselors in individual and group sessions, classroom visits, mediation's and referrals to outside agencies, if needed. Students are encouraged to set up appointments to talk to their counselor or visit their counselor before or after the school day or during their lunch period.
The services of the Guidance Center are also available to parents. Parents are encouraged to contact their child's counselor for any academic, personal or family question or concern. Conversations between counselors and students are confidential.
GHS offers a comprehensive school counseling program that is an integral part of the total educational program designed to promote the academic, social, and career development of all students. As an essential part of the instructional program, school counseling helps to build a foundation for student learning and academic success.
Program Goals
1. Understanding the school environment
2. School success skills
3. Career awareness and educational planning
4. Understanding self and others
5. Understanding attitudes and behaviors
6. Decision making and problem solving
7. Interpersonal and communication skills
8. Community pride and involvement
Program Components
Our comprehensive school counseling programs are developmentally designed to serve all students and include the following services:
1. Counseling Services
o Individual
o Group
o Preventive or Remedial
o Crisis Intervention
o Referrals from students (self), parents , teachers, or others
2. Classroom Guidance Services
o Academic Planning
o Career Awareness
o Decision making
o Personal/Social Development Skills
3. Consultation Services
o Parents
o Teachers
o Administrators
o Community Agencies
4. Coordination
o Registration of New Students
o Course Selection
o Student Records
o Testing/Assessment Program
o Orientation Programs
o Peer Facilitator Programs
o Special Programs
o Referrals to community agencies
o College and Career Information
o College application process ( ACT, Financial Aid, Scholarships, Transcripts)
o Career/Vocational preparation
o Parent Workshops
o Presentations
o Military (deployment, support, transitioning)
The Gladwin High School Guidance Center helps students make decisions and accept responsibility for their choices. Students meet with counselors in individual and group sessions, classroom visits, mediation's and referrals to outside agencies, if needed. Students are encouraged to set up appointments to talk to their counselor or visit their counselor before or after the school day or during their lunch period.
The services of the Guidance Center are also available to parents. Parents are encouraged to contact their child's counselor for any academic, personal or family question or concern. Conversations between counselors and students are confidential.
GHS offers a comprehensive school counseling program that is an integral part of the total educational program designed to promote the academic, social, and career development of all students. As an essential part of the instructional program, school counseling helps to build a foundation for student learning and academic success.
Program Goals
1. Understanding the school environment
2. School success skills
3. Career awareness and educational planning
4. Understanding self and others
5. Understanding attitudes and behaviors
6. Decision making and problem solving
7. Interpersonal and communication skills
8. Community pride and involvement
Program Components
Our comprehensive school counseling programs are developmentally designed to serve all students and include the following services:
1. Counseling Services
o Individual
o Group
o Preventive or Remedial
o Crisis Intervention
o Referrals from students (self), parents , teachers, or others
2. Classroom Guidance Services
o Academic Planning
o Career Awareness
o Decision making
o Personal/Social Development Skills
3. Consultation Services
o Parents
o Teachers
o Administrators
o Community Agencies
4. Coordination
o Registration of New Students
o Course Selection
o Student Records
o Testing/Assessment Program
o Orientation Programs
o Peer Facilitator Programs
o Special Programs
o Referrals to community agencies
o College and Career Information
o College application process ( ACT, Financial Aid, Scholarships, Transcripts)
o Career/Vocational preparation
o Parent Workshops
o Presentations
o Military (deployment, support, transitioning)
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