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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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COUNSELORS
Dr. Karen Meadows Last Names (A-E)
Suzanne Ladka Last Names (F-K)
R. Carrington Murray Last Names (L-Q)
Kaitlyn Bell Last Names (R-Z)
Gina Reid - Lead Counselor
STAFF
Shelly Alker: Registrar
Michelle Belcastro: Data Manager
Susan Dehart: Career Development Coordinator
Cliff Jackson: School Social Worker
Dr. Hannah Moore: Graduation Coach
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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.