Welcome to the GHS Counseling Website!
Counseling Calendar
Announcements
**Visit www.admission.gatech.edu/gtuga to learn about student and family information sessions in our area and to register online.
***Gwinnett Braves.....looking for students 17 and older for spring/summer jobs!
Gwinnett Braves Promotions Team
The Gwinnett Braves are seeking enthusiastic individuals to be a part of their promotions and entertainment during the 2012 season! As ambassadors of the ball club, the Gwinnett Braves Promo Team will perform a variety of functions both inside and outside the ballpark. The Promo Team will serve as in-game entertainment staff on field between innings, assisting with contests and promotions during home games, while also taking part in grassroots marketing efforts and community outreach at events and festivals. Members of the team will get hands-on experience in the sports industry gaining valuable insight into various departments in the organization as well as networking opportunities.
Requirements:
Students interested in applying should be outgoing and personable. Problem solving and quick thinking are also attributes that we look for in a candidate. Employees will be asked to perform in front of large crowds and have a positive attitude about working in a team environment. Candidates should be comfortable being on their feet for hours at a time and carrying equipment up to 30 lbs. Must be at least 17 years old and have reliable transportation to and from the ballpark. Candidates should also be available on a part-time basis from March to early September.
Interested candidates should send resume and cover letter to gwinnettinfo@braves.com.
For information on other part-time job openings with the Gwinnett Braves, please visit http://web.minorleaguebaseball.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20111014&content_id=25655594&vkey=news_t431&fext=.jsp&sid=t431.
***ATTENTION SENIORS: When you ask your counselor for a letter of recommendation, it will be ready for pick up in one week. PLEASE allow for at least a week and make sure that you have provided the counselor with information regarding you and your activities so they will be able to write a great letter about you.
***To see the upcoming Probe College Fairs in our area, click here: http://www.gaprobe.org/index.htm
***Did you know The College Board offers a website specific to Spanish-speaking students and parents?
This comprehensive site details:
PSAT/NMSQT®
SAT®
AP®
CLEP®
College planning!
Pass our website http://www.collegeboard.com/padres/ along to your students and parents who will benefit greatly from this information. You may also link to it on your website for easy access!
*** Announcing the 2012 COCA-COLA PRE-COLLEGE LEADERSHIP PROGRAM
Saturday, June 16, 2012 – Friday, June 22, 2012
Visit the websites: www.morehouse.edu/centers/leadershipcenter or http://www.morehouse.edu - listed as “Events”
For additional information please see the attached brochure
“Celebrating Our15th Anniversary”
Gwinnett Braves Promotions Team
The Gwinnett Braves are seeking enthusiastic individuals to be a part of their promotions and entertainment during the 2012 season! As ambassadors of the ball club, the Gwinnett Braves Promo Team will perform a variety of functions both inside and outside the ballpark. The Promo Team will serve as in-game entertainment staff on field between innings, assisting with contests and promotions during home games, while also taking part in grassroots marketing efforts and community outreach at events and festivals. Members of the team will get hands-on experience in the sports industry gaining valuable insight into various departments in the organization as well as networking opportunities.
Requirements:
Students interested in applying should be outgoing and personable. Problem solving and quick thinking are also attributes that we look for in a candidate. Employees will be asked to perform in front of large crowds and have a positive attitude about working in a team environment. Candidates should be comfortable being on their feet for hours at a time and carrying equipment up to 30 lbs. Must be at least 17 years old and have reliable transportation to and from the ballpark. Candidates should also be available on a part-time basis from March to early September.
Interested candidates should send resume and cover letter to gwinnettinfo@braves.com.
For information on other part-time job openings with the Gwinnett Braves, please visit http://web.minorleaguebaseball.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20111014&content_id=25655594&vkey=news_t431&fext=.jsp&sid=t431.
***ATTENTION SENIORS: When you ask your counselor for a letter of recommendation, it will be ready for pick up in one week. PLEASE allow for at least a week and make sure that you have provided the counselor with information regarding you and your activities so they will be able to write a great letter about you.
***To see the upcoming Probe College Fairs in our area, click here: http://www.gaprobe.org/index.htm
***Did you know The College Board offers a website specific to Spanish-speaking students and parents?
This comprehensive site details:
PSAT/NMSQT®
SAT®
AP®
CLEP®
College planning!
Pass our website http://www.collegeboard.com/padres/ along to your students and parents who will benefit greatly from this information. You may also link to it on your website for easy access!
*** Announcing the 2012 COCA-COLA PRE-COLLEGE LEADERSHIP PROGRAM
Saturday, June 16, 2012 – Friday, June 22, 2012
Visit the websites: www.morehouse.edu/centers/leadershipcenter or http://www.morehouse.edu - listed as “Events”
For additional information please see the attached brochure
“Celebrating Our15th Anniversary”
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Dual Enrollment Information
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Office Hours: Monday through Friday 6:50 a.m. – 2:50 p.m.
Parent Conferences by appointment
(770) 554-7837 Office (770) 554-7398 Fax
Grayson’s Guidance and Counseling Program strives to support the academic knowledge and skills and emotional growth of each student. Guidance is defined as helping all students receive support from parents, teachers, counselors, and others to make appropriate educational and career choices. Counseling is helping some students at certain times receive support from credentialed professionals in order to help them overcome personal and social problems which may interfere with their learning. Counselors promote academic improvement and development, build student assets, interact with government agencies as mandated by law, and give assistance to students, parents, and teachers in adjusting to the stresses of school life. Students are assigned a counselor alphabetically by last name. A graduation coach and a career specialist are also available to assist students.
Parent Conferences by appointment
(770) 554-7837 Office (770) 554-7398 Fax
Grayson’s Guidance and Counseling Program strives to support the academic knowledge and skills and emotional growth of each student. Guidance is defined as helping all students receive support from parents, teachers, counselors, and others to make appropriate educational and career choices. Counseling is helping some students at certain times receive support from credentialed professionals in order to help them overcome personal and social problems which may interfere with their learning. Counselors promote academic improvement and development, build student assets, interact with government agencies as mandated by law, and give assistance to students, parents, and teachers in adjusting to the stresses of school life. Students are assigned a counselor alphabetically by last name. A graduation coach and a career specialist are also available to assist students.
Academic Advisement and Evaluation
Classroom Guidance Sessions
Career Information and Exploration
Test Interpretation
Study Skills Information
Financial Aid and Scholarship Information
Post Secondary Planning
Counseling Services
Crisis Intervention
Individual Counseling
Small Group Counseling
Parent/Teacher Conferencing
Classroom Guidance Sessions
Career Information and Exploration
Test Interpretation
Study Skills Information
Financial Aid and Scholarship Information
Post Secondary Planning
Counseling Services
Crisis Intervention
Individual Counseling
Small Group Counseling
Parent/Teacher Conferencing
Student Programs
Freshman
Orientation
Individual Advisement
Suicide Prevention Program
Advisement Talks
Sophomore
Career Selection
Program Planning
Junior
Post Secondary Planning
Individual Advisement
Senior
Applying to College
Four-year Plans
Freshman
Orientation
Individual Advisement
Suicide Prevention Program
Advisement Talks
Sophomore
Career Selection
Program Planning
Junior
Post Secondary Planning
Individual Advisement
Senior
Applying to College
Four-year Plans
Career Center Services
College/Tech Information and Applications
Career Information
Junior/Senior Bulletin
Classroom Sessions
SAT/ACT Applications
Career Interests Tests
Scholarship Applications
College/Tech Information and Applications
Career Information
Junior/Senior Bulletin
Classroom Sessions
SAT/ACT Applications
Career Interests Tests
Scholarship Applications
Parent Programs
PSAT Interpretation
Financial Aid Night
Joint Enrollment/Accel Meeting
Open Houses
8th Grade Orientation
Junior/Senior College Parent Night
PSAT Interpretation
Financial Aid Night
Joint Enrollment/Accel Meeting
Open Houses
8th Grade Orientation
Junior/Senior College Parent Night
Mission Statement
The mission of the Grayson High School counselors is to provide a comprehensive guidance and counseling program for grades 9-12 that offers developmentally appropriate activities and ensures the academic, personal, social and career success of its students. The program’s focus is proactive and preventative in nature and will provide its students the skills to pursue excellence in academic knowledge, skills and behavior, resulting in measured improvement against local, national and world-class standards. This program is developed according to professional and best practices.
Philosophy
The Gwinnett County Public Schools Board of Education adheres to the philosophy that its students acquire the knowledge and skills to be successful as they continue their education at the postsecondary level and/or enter the workforce. Pursuant to this vision, the philosophy of the Grayson High School counseling program is that it will be an essential and integral component of the educational process. This assumption is built upon the belief that all students, as a result of a comprehensive guidance and counseling program, can meet educational, personal and social objectives that will enable student to become successful, responsible and contributing citizens.