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Parent Corner

Who is your counselor?

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Julia.Richardson@cobbk12.org

e hope this brochure is a helpful introduction to the Campbell High School Counseling Program and its relationship to your student and family. As we work with you and your student, please be assured that we are bound by the Code of Ethics of the American School Counselors Association. It is our philosophy that every student has equal acceess to both a standards-based comprehensive school counseling program and a qualified professional school counselor. The diversity and development needs of all students will be considered when planning and delivering the school counseling program.

Julia Richardson

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School Counselors are Partners in Student Achievement

Campbell High School

D-E & N-R Jennifer Susko F-H I-M S-Z Jessica Neslon

Jennifer.Susko@cobbk12.org

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Jessica.Nelson@cobbk12.org

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Yolanda.Wright@cobbk12.org

Yolanda Wright Jamie Ryder

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Jamie.Ryder@cobbk12.org

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Who else works in the School Counseling Office?

Mrs. Addison handles clearance for new student registration and changes of address or phone numbers. Ext. 240 Johnna.Addison@cobbk12.org Mrs. Hancock handles requests for transcripts and records.
Ext. 232 Donna.Hancock@cobbk12.org

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What if a parent needs to schedule a conference?

Parents and teachers may communicate directly via phone, email or in person with regards to a students performance in an individual class without scheduling via the students counselor. If a parent is concerned about a students performance in all his/her classes, a conference can be scheduled via the students counselor.

Mrs. Loftin enters new student schedules and transcripts. She also handles the registration for standardized tests given during the school day and the distribution of the test scores.
Ext. 286 Jana.Loftin@cobbk12.org

Campbell High School

5265 Ward Street, Smyrna, GA 30080 678.842.6853

How do school counselors help students?

Academic concerns such as course selection, learning study and time management skills, getting along with teachers, and being successful in school Social concerns such as handling conflicts at home or school, dealing with personal issues, learning to communicate with others, and making friends College and career planning such as making appropriate plans for education or a job after high school, determining what type of education or training is necessary for a chosen career, and identifying a goal for the future.

Wright (I - M) Ryder (S-Z)

What is the role of your school counselor?

Peer Helpers Coordinator

Scholarships/Awards Scholarship Newsletter National Merit/National Achievement Scholarships STAR Student Identification Financial Aid Night Junior Advisement Eleventh Grade Classroom Guidance Eleventh Grade TAA Lesson Contact FAFSA Contact NCAA Clearinghouse Contact Junior Newsletter Novanet Contact

Richardson (A-C)

Peer Mediation Coordinator Newcomers Groups Articulation Meetings w/ Middle Schools Eighth Grade Parent Night Freshmen Advisement Ninth Grade Classroom Guidance Ninth Grade TAA Lesson Contact Ninth Grade Parent Meeting Conflict Resolution Lessons

What services do the counselors provide?

Classroom Guidance Lessons Small Groups Individual Student Appointments Parent/Teacher Conferences Parent/Teacher Consultation

Department Chairperson Counseling Office Operations/Technology Monthly & End of the Year Reports Web Page RTI Tier 3 Facilitator Tenth Grade Classroom Guidance Tenth Grade TAA Lesson Contact First Semester Graduates Verification of Valedictorian/Salutatorian Oakwood/CVA/PLC Contact HOPE Report Diploma Orders School Profile Mailing of senior and freshmen letters

Susko (D-E & N-R) Nelson (F-H)

How do you make an appointment with your counselor?

Students can make an appointment by stopping by the Counseling Office in room 608. Fill out an appointment slip and leave it in the counselors box. The counselor will send for the student as soon as possible. (If it is an emergency, the student needs to tell Ms. Hancock).

Career Center Career Cruising Contact College Activities & Probe Fairs College Representatives & Military College & Career Fair Twelfth Grade Classroom Guidance Twelfth Grade TAA Lesson Contact Senior Post-Secondary Survey Job Corps Contact SAT/ACT/TOEFL Orders Selective Service Registration

Mrs. Ann Pritchard is our Career Center Counselor The CHS Career Center is open every Tuesday and Thursday from 8:30 AM 3:30 PM All CHS students can request an appointment in the Career Center to research colleges and careers, register to take the ACT or SAT, or to search for part-time jobs, leadership programs or summer programs.
Counselor Introduction Sheet for Freshmen Survey for P/I Summer Programs Leadership Conferences Job Board

What about the Career Center?

Responsibilities of all counselors:

Individual Counseling, Group Counseling, Classroom Guidance, Senior Status, Parent Conferences, Post Secondary Options, Scheduling/Class Conflicts, and RTI Tier 3 Case Managers.