Services

SERVICES
School Counselors assist students with positive development in the three domains of Academic, Career, & Personal/Social concerns. It is our goal to assist all students in successfully transitioning into high school and from high school into college, the workforce, or the U.S. Armed Forces.

ACADEMIC
Graduation Requirements
Promotion Requirements
Parent/Teacher Conferences
Four-Year Graduation Plans
Academic Advising & Course Selection
Transcripts
Enrichment Programs (Governor's School, Summer Ventures, and more!)
SAT, ACT, & PSAT Registration
Career & College Promise (Dual Enrollment)
NC Virtual Public School
Withdrawal/Transferring
Academic-based Classroom Guidance

CAREER
College Planning
Career Exploration Activities
College Recommendations
Financial Aid for College
Scholarships for College
Military Recruitment Information
Parent Informational Meetings
Resume Construction
Career-based Classroom Guidance

PERSONAL/SOCIAL
Individual Counseling
Transitioning to High School
Suicide Assessment
Attendance Concerns
Crisis Intervention
Time Management
Stress Management
Anger Management
Test Anxiety Strategies
Grief Support
Classroom Guidance

CONFIDENTIALITY
Confidentiality means that the privacy of information that students share with counselors belongs to the students. Counselors recognize the legal rights and responsibilities of parents in doing what is in the best interest of the children.

Exceptions to Confidentiality
Students should know that there are exceptions where counselors are obligated to break confidentiality, including potential harm to the student or someone else, state laws that mandate reporting of child abuse, or a court of law that requires testimony or student records.

Counselors occasionally consult with other school professionals, but in such cases only information necessary to achieve the goals of the conference will be shared. In addition, counselors may keep informal notes regarding conferences.