The Counseling Center's mission is to encourage and educate students, faculty, and parents to improve students’ academic and behavioral decisions in order to enhance their overall quality of living and learning.

The vision of The Counseling Center is to be the premier school counseling provider of inspirational and empowering programs and services that improve all students' academic and behavioral performance. We aim to do this by inspiring and teaching students’ skills for everyday living to be college, career, and life ready.

The Counseling Center's guiding principles include open and honest communication, shared accountability (amongst parents, students, the community, and the school), consistency, the value of setting a good example, and doing your best to be your best.

The Counseling Center's focus is to advance career development and to enhance the appropriate and healthy interactions of our students. 

My primary role as a professional school counselor focuses on the core curriculum. The delivery of this model will occur through advisement lessons and scheduled classroom lessons. The focus of these lessons will center on building and maintaining the “whole” child and assistance in reaching personal, academic, social/emotional and career goals. In cases where students require a more personal perspective, individual guidance will be available through a referral process completed by teachers, parents as well as the student themselves. Group guidance will also be provided for identified small groups of students on an as-needed basis.

Components of Counseling 

1. Core Curriculum
2. Individual Guidance
3. Group Guidance
4. College and Career Readiness
   
   Individual Guidance
   Seeks to assist the student in the art of problem-solving inside and outside of the classroom.
   
   Group Guidance
   Provides resolution to groups of students who share a common bond or problem.  Students will work toward achieving a common goal together over a specified time period.