Centennial High School Counseling Program
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The Counseling Center is located in room 145. Our counselors are specifically trained to provide social/emotional counseling and recognize each student’s mental health as an integral part of their academic success. Additionally, they are trained as academic and college and career counselors/advisors.
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Mission and Vision
Our Mission: Centennial Counseling exists to ensure that all students have equitable access to a rigorous curriculum, strengths based plans for post-secondary and career success, and opportunities for personal growth, to empower them to make a positive impact on their school and community.
Vision: The Centennial High School Counseling Department, in partnership with all stakeholders, will provide a Recognized American School Counselor Association Model Program. Students will be provided with an equitable,culturally responsive, and data driven school counseling program that promotes academic, career, and social/emotional development.
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Care and Support Team
School Counselors: See Below
STARS Counselor: Kate Morris
STARS Therapist: Erin Kelly
STARS Therapist: Requitta Bone
Restorative Practice Specialist: Ross Lyons & Ellison Gossett
RTI/SEL Specialist: Cheryl Wyller
Family Involvement Specialist: Paula Corbacho
Social Worker: Christine Akers
School Psychologist: LaTonya Jackson
Truancy Interventionist: Jacob Crossno
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Senior Reporting Forms
There will be a link to this form as we approach graduation!
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NCAA Initial-Eligibility
The NCAA Initial-Eligibility Clearinghouse is the organization that determines whether prospective college athletes are eligible to play sports at NCAA Division I or Division II institutions. If you aspire to be a student-athlete in college, you must register with the NCCA Clearinghouse and meet the stated requirements.
In order to be cleared by the NCAA you must meet certain academic requirements: complete 16 core courses, have a minimum GPA of 2.3 (for D1) or 2.2 (for D2) in those core courses, and meet the minimums of the sliding scale in your combination of core course GPA and SAT/ACT test scores.
Explore the links below for more information:
- NCAA Registration Checklist
- NCAA Eligibility Center
- Division I Academic Requirements
- Approved Centennial High School NCAA Courses
- Enter NCAA High School Code 430-701
- Division I Course Worksheet
Meet Your Counselor
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Brandy Seals
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Leslie Henegar
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Molly McKeown
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Molly McKeownDepartment Chair
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Jesika Stuart
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Claudia Wigger
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Ian Sanders
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Shannon Brunelle
Counseling Secretary
Shannon Brunelle
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Michelle Carlson
Registrar
Registrar
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Kate Morris
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STARS
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Erin Kelly
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Requitta Bone
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Overview
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We’ve designed our counseling program to address the diverse needs of all students by helping them to acquire competencies in career planning and exploration, knowledge of self and others, and educational and vocational development. School counselors foster excellence by helping students to achieve their potential. They promote life-long learning through their work in four key program areas:
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Classroom presentations and large-group activities such as career days and college nights to help students learn coping skills, career planning/decision-making skills, and to plan for the future.
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Individual student planning for academic and career success through the development and short-term and long-term educational and career plans.
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Individual and small group counseling, consultation, and referral, related to helping students with personal goals and concerns, and with educational progress.
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Management activities to support the counseling program as well as other school programs.
Time constraints and student load limit our personal counseling to short-term, crisis, and group counseling. However, if a student or family needs help in locating an agency or counselor for long-term continuing counseling, we can assist in that process.
We encourage students and their parents to contact us for assistance if a need arises. Based on needs assessments and observed needs, we create programming to address the needs of ALL students.
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Newsletter
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Stay up to date with all things counseling! CLICK HERE TO VIEW ONLINE
We provide a frequently updated newsletter containing essential information for students in each grade level.
Newsletters contain programming information, announcements, scholarship information and applications, and so much more! You don't want to miss them!
If you have an updated email in Skyward, you'll receive them automatically, so please make sure that you register a correct email address with Mrs. Brunelle, our counseling secretary.
Volunteer Hours
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To submit volunteer hours for the New State Distinction Honoring Volunteerism program, please follow this link to properly log your hours. More information is on the linked page for reporting volunteer hours.
Counseling Center Schoology Group
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Use this group to stay updated with all things counseling related!
Simply request the access code from your counselor!
