
Student & College Counseling
Guidance
We respect the dignity of each student and walk with them — building the confidence, skills, and plans to reach their fullest potential, in school and well beyond it.
Our Philosophy
Learning is a lifelong pursuit.
The Guidance department is built on a simple belief: we are here to love and serve, and to respect the inherent dignity of every student — fostering self-discipline and personal responsibility.
We challenge, encourage, and guide students until they believe in themselves and know they have the confidence to be successful, loving, and productive — capable of reaching their fullest potential in every part of their lives.

The Four-Year Plan
A path to college, year by year.
Counselors guide students through the college admissions and financial-aid process — formally beginning in junior year, built on a foundation laid from day one.
- Grade 9
Build the foundation
Strong study habits, a balanced schedule, and getting involved — the GPA that opens doors starts here.
- Grade 10
Explore & assess
Career interests, the PSAT, and conversations about goals begin to take shape.
- Grade 11
The college search
We guide students into the admissions and financial-aid process — testing, college lists, and visits.
- Grade 12
Apply & decide
Applications, recommendations, FAFSA, and choosing the right fit — counselors walk with every senior.
Meet Your Counselors
Known by name, grade by grade.


Resource Hub
Tools for the road ahead.
Curated links the Guidance office trusts — for exploring careers, searching for colleges, preparing for tests, and paying for it all.
Explore careers & study skills
Discover where your interests lead and build the habits to get there.
Search for the right college
Tools to compare schools, programs, and athletic eligibility.
Prepare for the SAT & ACT
Official registration and free practice for college-entrance exams.
Pay for college
Start the financial-aid process early — most families qualify for support.
Have a question about academics, college, or a recommendation? Call (203) 335-2554 and ask for your counselor.


