Welcome to the MCS Guidance Office!
Maranacook School Code: CEEB #200847
UPCOMING GUIDANCE EVENTS:
A POST-SECONDARY PLANNING NIGHT FOR FAMILIES OF SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS was held January 7th
We discussed:
*Navigating The Admissions and Financial Aid Process
*Standardized Tests: How to Prepare and Why They Matter
*Beginning the College Search Process and How to Help Your Child
Click on the links below for additional information:
Further, http://video.collegeboard.com/educators/destination_college_psat_med.mov is a link to a 20 minute video called "Destination College". It is designed to help students interpret and use their PSAT score reports. It provides information about My College QuickStart and describes other free resources to help students improve academic skills, prepare for the SAT and
plan for college.
February 5, 2010 - extended homeroom for 2010-2011 course registration
Counselors:
Shannon Bergeron (A-J)
p 207.685.4923 ext.326
f 207.685.9597
Jennifer Meader (K-Z)
p 207.685.4923 ext.327
f 207.685.9597
The Role of MCHS School Counselors
Professional school counselors address the needs of students through the implementation of a comprehensive, standards-based, developmental school counseling program. MCHS counselors work with all students, including those who are considered at-risk and those with special needs. We are specialists in adolescent behavior and relationships and provide assistance to students through four primary interventions: counseling (individual and small group), large group guidance, consultation, and coordination.
Above all, school counselors are student advocates who consult and collaborate with teachers, administrators, and families to help students be successful. School counselors are an integral part of all school efforts to insure a safe learning environment and safeguard the human rights of all members of the school community.
Professional school counselors meet the state certification/licensure standards and abide by the state laws. To assure high quality practice, school counselors are committed to continued professional growth and personal development. We are proactively involved in professional organizations that foster and promote school counseling at the local, state, and national levels. We uphold the ethical and professional standards of these associations and promote the development of the school counseling profession.
To make an appointment to see your counselor, please contact Val Simmons, guidance secretary at 685-4923 ext. 328
Adapted from ASCA Delegate Assembly, June 1999
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