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Visit the TeacherWeb® videos to learn about the features, modifications, and customizations available on your website. Click here to learn more. Freshmen small medium large One of the most important - and many times least understood - members of a school's faculty is the school guidance counselor. After all, the counselor is the person students and parents may never bother to get to know. She sometimes seems hidden away in an office crammed with college brochures and career advisory manuals. Graduation requirements and career-day posters decorate the walls. Counselor's are specially trained professionals charged with helping students and their families make important academic and personal decisions. Counselors listen, sometimes when nobody else can or will. Counselors help find answers to confusing questions such as what courses students should take in school this year, what career might be right and how to get in to a college or university. Most of all, counselors offer friendship, support and understanding to people just like you. Remember, your counselor has chosen the profession because she likes to help young people. Don't be afraid to call on her. Your counselor will respect your right to a good measure of privacy. If your conversations are purely personal - involving fears, attitudes and abilities - you and your counselor can agree to keep the discussions confidential. If you are seeing the counselor because of problems at home, the counselor may want to meet with your family, either in your presence or separately. Your counselor is one person who will be working with you throughout the next four years of your life. Give her the opportunity to get to know you so that she can help develop an educational/personal plan that is right for YOU! Or, would you like to view and optionally restore one of these previous versions? Password: Forgot your password?

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