G, H, j & L dr. Hairapetian I, k & s mrs. Bomar c-f, T, U, V & Z

Providing CVHS students with guidance in the areas of academics, career, and personal/social.
CVHS Counseling Department

• Mrs. Evans G, H, J & L
• Dr. Hairapetian I, K & S
• Mrs. Bomar C-F, T, U, V & Z
• Ms. Haghpanah A, N-R
• Ms. Sheridan B, M, & W-Y

CVHS Counselors

Three Domains:

1. Academic

2. Career

3. Personal/Social

**Open door policy for students! Counselors are available to assist students during snack, lunch, and after school.

**See the counseling department webpage for more information, including a calendar of scheduled presentations.

American School Counselor Association (ASCA) National Standards
ACADEMICS
Future Planning
● Senior Presentations
● Individual Senior Meetings
● College Application Workshops
● Letter of Rec/Personal Statement/Resume
Workshop
● 2 Informational Presentations 9th-11th grade
● Planning Your Future Presentation (night event)
● FAFSA Presentation (night event for financial aid)
● Host College Rep Visits
● Provide Scholarship Information
● PSAT/NMSQT
● Registration Presentations
● Registration Meetings with each student
● Planning for Collegiate Athletics
Interventions
● Student Study Team Meetings
● Alternate Educational Planning
● 504/IEP Meetings
● Senior Credit Checks
● D/F Grade checks
● Placement in Intervention Classes
● Provide Info on Available Tutoring
Parent Action Plan: Grade 9
Summer Before High School
● Visit a college campus together.
● Get the facts about what college costs.
● Show your child how to explore career ideas. He or she
can make a list of interests, talents and favorite activities
and start matching them with occupations.
Fall
● Make sure your child meets with the school counselor.
Your child should schedule a meeting to talk about college
and career options and to choose the most-appropriate
classes.
● Help your child set goals for the school year.
● Make a plan to check in regularly about schoolwork.
● Talk about extracurricular activities. Getting involved in
clubs and other groups is a great way for your child to
identify interests and feel more engaged in school.
Winter
● Start thinking about financial aid.
● Discuss next year’s classes.
Spring
● Help your child start a college list.
● See how much you need to save for college.
● Help your child make summer plans. Summer is a great
time to explore interests and learn new skills.
https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/get-started/for-parents/parent-action-plan-9th-grade