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Now more than ever we should do something nice for others.
I challenge you to take a moment to show kindness to someone else during this week and always!
Follow the link below for a list of ideas to show kindness to others while "staying safe".
https://inspirekindness.com/blog/kindness-ideas-kids-covid19-coronavirus
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If you are you a student in crisis please call GCS Youth Services Hotline
336-332-7295 to speak with a counselor.
The hotline is open 7am until Midnight.
- anxiety
- depression
- abuse
- suicidal thoughts
- food insecurity
Stay up to date with the latest information with Remind and Email
Join the Ragsdale School Counseling Remind group
12th grade = Text @rags2021 to 81010
11th grade = Text @rags2022 to 81010
10th grade = Text @rags2023 to 81010
9th grade = Text @rags2024 to 81010
Click the link below to join the
- College Readiness and College Planning
- COVID Resources
- Diploma Endorsements
- FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid)
- Freshman
- GAP (Guilford Apprenticeship Partners)
- GCS Counseling Services District Site
- High School Registration Toolbox
- Juniors
- NC Promise
- Scholarship Information
- Seniors
- Service Learning
- Sophomores
- Work Permit
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How to make an appointment with a counselor:
Students may come by before school, after school, during their lunch
or if an emergency situation will be seen immediately.
If the situation is not an emergency or the counselor is unavailable
students should complete a School Counselor's Request Form.
The school counselor will respond to student as soon as possible.
Parents may call the Counseling Office to request an appointment at 336-454-7405
or email their student's school counselor.
Review of student records: The Counseling Department adheres to all of the regulations
concerning student records as defined by the Family Educational Rights
and Privacy Act of 1974. Parents may review records by appointment.
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SCHOOL COUNSELORS
**Students are assigned to school counselors
based on their last name**
Dr. Karen Meadows Last Names (A-C)
Suzanne Ladka Last Names (D - H)
Carrington Murray Last Names (I - M)
Dr. Lonnie Smith Last Names (N - S)
Gina Reid Last Names (T - Z)
STAFF
Susan Dehart: Career Development Coach
Di Hicks: Graduation Coach
Cliff Jackson: School Social Worker
Shelly Alker:
Guidance Counseling Secretary
Melissa Quick:
Registrar
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High school counselors are educators uniquely trained in child and adolescent development, learning strategies, self-management and social skills who understand and promote success for today’s diverse students. They implement a comprehensive school counseling program to support students through this important developmental period. The program provides education, prevention and intervention activities, which are integrated into all aspects of students’ lives. The counseling program teaches knowledge, attitudes and skills students need to acquire in academic, career and social/ emotional development, which serve as the foundation for future success.