University Guidance Counselor
The St. Paul Counseling Program is designed to address the academic and developmental needs of all students through advisory and classroom guidance lessons. These lessons include the following topics and more:
ELEMENTARY STUDENT COUNSELING
Receive bi-weekly classroom guidance lessons on various social/emotional topics. Students can utilize individual or group counseling support as needed.
MIDDLE SCHOOL AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNSELING
Receive social emotional lessons twice a week in Advisory classes. Students can utilize individual or group counseling support as needed.
Students may see the counselor for individual or small group counseling, to assist with a variety of concerns and problems, including but not limited to:
Friendship/social skills
Problem Solving
Academic Improvement
Divorce/Family Change
Grief and Loss
Self-Esteem/Body Image
College and Career Readiness
Healthy lifestyle choices
Students and parents can make an appointment with our counselors here:
Parents are free to call or email the counseling office at any time for a meeting if you have academic, social, or personal concerns about your child. The counseling office will help to arrange small group or individual counseling, as well as outside referrals for intervention.
Counselors meet once a month with parents in a popular series called “Coffee with Counselors.” Parents can participate in typical social emotional learning lessons experienced by students during an Advisory class.
