Counselors at Inglewood are available to support students with academic achievement, assist with post high school/career planning, and help with personal and social development. Students are able to stop by the counseling office any time to sign up to meet with their counselor. A few typical reasons that a student may meet with their counselor include:

• Need assistance with a plan to improve their grades
• Have a question or need assistance with their class schedule
• Need help with a personal problem or are having a friendship challenge
• Experience harassment or bullying- toward themselves or others (we have strict confidentiality protocols when students are reporting an issue of this nature)
• Need financial assistance for school related items
• Have any type of question or are facing an issue
• Want to say hello and get acquainted.

Parents may want to contact the counselor when:

• Want assistance with educational planning
  • Correct academic level placement, extra interventions and support
• Want to discuss academic concerns across multiple classes
  • If only 1 or 2 classes are affected, contact the specific teachers directly
• Need financial assistance
  • Free/reduced lunch, school supplies and fees, sports fees, College Bound scholarships
• Have difficulties at home that may affect student learning
  • For example: death, divorce, change in living situation or finances
• Need referrals for community resources
  • For example: child/family counseling, drug/alcohol counseling, tutoring services

Counselors Responsibilities

Scott Paul

2017-18 7th Grade D-Z

2018-19 8th Grade D-Z

Renee Hesky

2017-18

6th Grade A-B

7th Grade A-C

8th Grade A-B

2018-19

6th Grade A-B

7th Grade A-B

8th Grade A-C

Karyn Summers

2017-18 8th Grade C-Z

2018-19 6th Grade C-Z

Jackie Coons

2017-18 6th Grade C-Z

2018-19 7th Grade C-Z

Erica Maule

Registrar/ Counseling Secretary

5th Grade Parent Night and Registration Presentations available on the Academics Page