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Goals & Services

COUNSELING GOALS:

  • To counsel each student as to the AUSD graduation requirements.
  • To encourage each student to meet all graduation requirements within a four-year high school program.
  • To present available options for post secondary plans.
  • To assist in college/career planning.
  • To help and assist each student to become a fully contributing member of our diverse society.
  • To help and assist each student to become a self-directed, problem solving, socially aware citizen.

 

 

 

SERVICES AVAILABLE TO ALL AHS STUDENTS 

  • Academic counseling towards the completion of graduation requirements and post secondary option
  • Scheduling, program adjustments provided as necessary.
  • Weekly progress reports available upon parent request.
  • Student participation in annual City Wide College Night.
  • Financial Aid Workshop for Juniors and Seniors
  • Identification and referral of students with special needs to Student Study Team/Impact Coordinator.
  • Referrals to Tri-High Health Center
  • College Application Workshops for Seniors.

 

Additional Services:

 

GRADE 9:

  • Individual Learning Plan developed with each student and counselor.
  • 9th grade Parent Night.
  • Introduction to College Career Center.

 

GRADE 10:

  • Student, parent and counselor participation in Sophomore Counseling.
  • Exploration of career/post secondary options with career guidance software, “Choices” in Current Life Issues course.
  • Opportunity to take the PSAT in October.

 

GRADES 11 and 12:

  • 11th and 12th grade academic status letter at end of 1st semester.
  • Information available on PSAT, SAT I II, ACT and TOEFL.
  • Grade level presentations in Career Center.
  • Students invited to College/Career talks.
  • Make up Competency tests given.

 

GRADE 12

  • Senior Check List mailed early October.
  • CSU and UC applications available.
  • CSU and UC workshops in October.
  • Graduation status monitored throughout the year.
  • Peralta College tours.