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Would you like to meet with your counselor? We are here to help!

Please click the link next to your counselor to be directed to their booking site.

Miss Heade (A-J) : spheade.youcanbook.me

Mrs. Weakland (K-Z): spweakland.youcanbook.me

Need to know how to reach your counselor through phone or email? Click "Contact Info" in the side bar.

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Current Students: Need a transcript sent to a college?

Past Graduates may click below

Transcript Release / Request

Please return form to Mrs. Duffield, Counseling Secretary

The links on the left will provide you with information on course offerings, graduation requirements, academic help, standardized tests, scholarships, and post-secondary options.

If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact Donna Duffield in the guidance office at (330) 798-1002 ext. 545220.

The School Counseling Department is here to help you with:

Academic Planning

College Advising

Career Planning

Personal Counseling

Referrals/Consultations

Tutoring (Peer, OGT, etc.)

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Feeling depressed or suicidal call the Crisis Center at 330-452-6000 or the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK(8255) or TEXT to 741741

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The links on the left will provide you with information on course offerings, graduation requirements, academic help, standardized tests, scholarships, and post-secondary options.

If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact Donna Duffield in the guidance office at (330) 798-1002 ext. 545220.

The School Counseling Department is here to help you with:

Academic Planning

College Advising

Career Planning

Personal Counseling

Referrals/Consultations

Tutoring (Peer, OGT, etc.)

National

Honor

Society

Here you can click on the links to see what the National Honor Society is all about, about the amazing members, and anything

else you need/want to know about NHS.

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