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Counseling Office Information

 

Need Fee Assistance?

Students needing fee assistance for SC classes, athletic fees, or partial ASB card assistance should contact their counselor to make arrangements after school begins. Fee assistance for the Chromebook insurance can be arranged at the time of Chromebook pick up.

Forefront Suicide Prevention

Shorecrest and Shorewood are in year three of our partnership with Forefront Suicide Prevention through UW.

Here is a link to their website for your information.  http://www.intheforefront.org/

Students - Feeling Stressed?

Check out our links on the links page, Coping in Hard Times and Coping Skills. These are some great websites for you to browse when you have a few minutes.

Student Wellness

Shorecrest’s counselors support students in many dimensions of life. Please keep in mind that we appreciate knowing when your student may be having challenges outside of school with friends, family or other circumstances. Don’t hesitate to give us a call or send a note along. Your student’s counselor wants to provide direct support to your student, but can also act as a liaison between home and school as needed. The counseling office phone number is 393-4296, or you can click this link for info about reaching your student’s counselor directly.

Appointments with Students and Parents

In addition, the counselors welcome appointments with students and parents early on in high school.  We are glad to get to know you, begin to learn about your ideas for your future, and assist in your current academics.

Post High School Planning and Your Student

The SC counselors and the College and Career Readiness Coordinator facilitate a number of activities throughout your student’s high school experience with an eye to planning for the future.

School-Wide Experiences

9th grade: Naviance activities to promote exploration of personality and interests.  Across classes, guidance around organization and use of TAP.

10th grade: Naviance activities to begin career and career pathway exploration.        

11th grade: Naviance activities to explore colleges, majors and post-secondary options. All junior students meet individually in the spring with their counselor to plan. 

12th grade: All students meet individually with their counselor in September and October. All seniors utilize Naviance for post-HS planning, identification of schools and submission of applications. Senior Culminating Project requires students to finalize post-high school applications and guides financial next-steps. Students schedule individual interviews with counselors for letters of recommendation required by private colleges.

Annual Events

Autumn (Seniors) - College Personal Statement Panel Discussion

Autumn (Seniors) - Personal Statement Feedback events

Autumn (Seniors) - College Application Overview evening presentation (linked to open house)

October (Sophomores & Juniors) - PSAT

Near Thanksgiving (All Grades) - Financial Aid Night

March (All Grades) - Community and Technical College Fair

April (All Grades) - College Planning Night

(Seniors) - College Goal Washington: Assistance with the FAFSA

(All Grades) - Running Start informational meetings and guidance

(All Grades) - Field trips to see area community colleges and to explore career opportunities