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College & career planning: A printable guide for high school students.  These career planning worksheets will help high school students in career preparation activities during career education for high school. #careerpath #careereducation #collegeprep

College & career planning: A printable guide for high school students. These career planning worksheets will help high school students in career preparation activities during career education for high school. #careerpath #careereducation #collegeprep

Social Emotional Learning Activities for Upper Elementary and Middle School Students

Social Emotional Learning (SEL) has been found to promote academic success and increase students' commitment to school. Generally, there are five key components that make up social emotional learning. These competencies include self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship skills, and decision making. Today, I'd like to focus on ways to help students develop self-awareness. Self-awareness includes one's ability to recognize emotions, have an accurate self-perception…

Your School Counseling Office Must Haves! Here is the ultimate list of school counseling office decor, posts, games, supplies and more to have your totally outfitted to support students.

Your School Counseling Office Must Haves! Here is the ultimate list of school counseling office decor, posts, games, supplies and more to have your totally outfitted to support students.

What I don't do as a School Counselor

One of my biggest strengths (and weaknesses) is that I’m outspoken. There’s not much in the realm of school counseling that I don’t have a strong opinion about. That means there’s some things that are commonplace among other counselors that I don’t do – because they just aren’t in the best interest of my students. […]

This Student Interview will assist in Initial and Triennial Psychoeducational Assessments or Annual IEPs. I include this information in the Student Input section of the Multidisciplinary Report.

This Student Interview will assist in Initial and Triennial Psychoeducational Assessments or Annual IEPs. I include this information in the Student Input section of the Multidisciplinary Report.

MTSS and School Counseling

Whether your district calls it PBIS, RTI-B, or MTSS-B, chances are, you are providing your students with levels of support. This is a good thing! That said, it’s also another set of things to learn and implement. Especially because it’s often on top of academic MTSS/RTI, and this wasn’t always covered in grad school. The […]

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In this episode, we get to hear some voices from the field give their best tips to high school counseling interns (and even new high school counselors at that)! Listen in on a wealth of knowledge that these veteran high schools share with their new colleagues.
I don’t want you to forget to invite some very specific people who can contribute invaluable insight as you seek value and input for your school counseling program. Don’t pass up this opportunity to invite the right people to share their opinions about your school counseling services!
As high school counselors, we know that mindfulness resources can help lower stress levels and increase academic engagement for our students. Here are 4 creative mindfulness resources to engage your high school students in individual counseling, your classroom lessons, your small group lessons, or even school-wide!
School counseling advisory councils can feel very daunting and sort of unnecessary if you don’t have one in place yet. You’re probably wondering… “Why is this even important?” or “Is this something worth pursuing when we have at least one hundred other things on our plate?” How can we combat all roadblocks so that when August rolls around, we are ready to start a school counseling advisory council?