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Greeneville High School Guidance Department

Guidance Office 423-787-8033    Guidance Fax 423-787-0837

Welcome to the Greeneville High School Guidance Department's website.  

Students who need to speak with their counselor should sign up on the appropriate clipboard in the Guidance Office.  Counselors will call the student from class as soon as time permits.  If a student has an emergency, please let Mrs. Thompson know and a counselor will see you immediately.

Director:   Susan Ramsey  All Juniors & Sophomores last name A-J

Counselor:  Melody Johnson  All Seniors & Sophomores last name K-Z

Counselor:  Phillip Wright  All Freshman & students in the TC & LRE curriculum

Registrar:    Stella Hunter

Secretary:   Karen Thompson

Guidance Office Services

Every counselor and support staff member in the guidance office is dedicated to student success in high school and beyond.  We encourage students, parents and school staff to utilize the services of this office to ensure this success.

• counsel students about a variety of subjects including academic, social, and home situations, and personal problems.
• facilitate conflict mediations between students.
• intervene when a student has a crisis or emergency.
• talk about college/career planning
• provide means and help in registering for SAT and ACT.
• register students for classes
• change class schedules when needed 
• provide scholarship information
• provide enrichment opportunity information

• talk to parents about student behavior, home problems, academic plans, classroom isssues,alternative education options, and post-secondary education.
• set up meetings between teachers and parents to work on resolving problems.
•  participate in meetings for all of our special education students.
• refer parents to resources in the community that can meet the needs of their family.

• consult with teachers regarding student behavior and achievement.
• facilitate private meetings between teachers, parents and students.

• keep records of all student credit requirements for graduation
• plan and attend Brown Bag Lunchs for each grade level
• attend Financial Aid Night
• accompany seniors to College Fair
• administer and interpet tests including PLAN, PSAT
• administer AP tests
• meet and consult with administration about students, policies and alternative education.
• write letters of recommendation for seniors
• provide transcripts for college and employment
• mail grade cards every 9 weeks

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