Counseling

Counselors follow their student class for the 3 years the students are at Inglewood

Mrs. Doughty, Mr. Paul, Mrs. Coons and Ms. Summers

Information about Counselors at Inglewood

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