Frequently Asked Questions: This page contains answers to common questions of students and parents.
What credentials do school counselors hold?
-Have a least 2 years teaching experience.-Have earned a Master's Degree.-Have passed a state mandated test (ExCET for School Counselors).-Received certification from the State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC).Back to Top
-Have a least 2 years teaching experience.-Have earned a Master's Degree.-Have passed a state mandated test (ExCET for School Counselors).-Received certification from the State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC).
What do school counselors do?
-Counsel individuals and small groups of students to meet identified needs.-Deliver the guidance curriculum and assist teachers with the school's guidance curriculum.-Consult with parents, teachers, and other staff regarding concerns about students' needs.-Coordinate people and resources in the community for the benefit of the students.-Participate in planning, implementing and evaluation of a comprehensive developmental guidance and counseling program to serve all students.-Know about and adhere to the ethical, legal and professional standards of the counseling profession.Back to Top
-Counsel individuals and small groups of students to meet identified needs.-Deliver the guidance curriculum and assist teachers with the school's guidance curriculum.-Consult with parents, teachers, and other staff regarding concerns about students' needs.-Coordinate people and resources in the community for the benefit of the students.-Participate in planning, implementing and evaluation of a comprehensive developmental guidance and counseling program to serve all students.-Know about and adhere to the ethical, legal and professional standards of the counseling profession.
How do students access school counselors?
-Self-referral-Teacher referral-Parent referral-Administrative or other staff referral-Referral by a friendBack to Top
-Self-referral-Teacher referral-Parent referral-Administrative or other staff referral-Referral by a friend