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CounsellorsWho is my counsellor?
What do counsellors do? Counsellors have many different duties that are related to students being successful and happy in school and for developing “responsible citizens, dedicated to lifelong learning” (our school mission). We help with issues that are educational, personal, social and career-oriented. We meet with students, teachers, parents, administrators and the outside community; our role is to be the representative or ‘advocate’ for the individual student. Here are some of the things we can help you with: • Coordination of programs and services related to counselling • Consultation with parents, staff, administrators, outside agencies, other schools, etc. How can I see a counsellor?
The easiest way to see a counsellor is to come in to the Counselling Centre and personally arrange a time to meet with your counsellor. If your counsellor is not there at that moment, simply fill out a request for a meeting and drop it in the box with your counsellor's name on it. Your counsellor will then get in touch with you to arrange a time to meet. |
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| Last Updated on Sunday, 15 August 2010 16:28 |


