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School Counseling
We recognize that individual growth and learning take place in all aspects of a student's life. Supporting this growth and development is essential in helping students reach their full potential. We support student achievement by addressing a student's academic and social/emotional development.
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School Counselors
Students are assigned counselors according to last name.
If you would like to schedule an appointment with your school counselor, please contact the appropriate counselor based on your last name:
Allison Bolin LSC, School Counselor (G-I)
Michael Brewer LSC, School Counselor (A-F)
Laura Esping - Chemical Health Counselor
Bro. Michael Phipps LSC, School Counselor (S-Z)
Julie Roy LSC, School Counselor (L-R)
Kaitlyn Shead LSC, EdS, School Counselor (J-K), Lead Counselor
School Counselor Support Services
Social/Emotional Support:
- Crisis intervention
- Responsive services for mental health
- Referrals to outside agencies
- Individual, solution-focused counseling
- Chemical health education and counseling
- Small group counseling
Academic Support:
- Monitor academic progress
- Four year planning
- Registration support
- Resource to classroom teachers by providing speakers, groups, academic support, etc.
- Small group counseling
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Peer Support Services
Peer Tutoring
Peer tutoring is run by students from the CDH National Honors Society Chapter, ensuring the community receives the best student tutors. With the assistance of the counseling department, peer tutoring is a student-led group, offering more approachable perspectives of lessons and concepts. Services are offered during flex, before, and after school. If you are in need of a walk-in session before school on late start days (days that start at 9:20am and 8:30am), peer tutors will be available.
PFP Mentoring Program
People Finding People is a mentoring program in which 12th grade students are matched up to mentor 9th- and 10th-grade students, as well as transfer students, one on one, throughout the school year. All 9th grade, 10th grade and transfer students have the opportunity to be paired with a year-long mentor. PFP is a safe place for mentees to share experiences, work through the stresses of high school, and create a connection with a senior. The seniors chosen to be mentors for the program are picked after a thorough application and interview process.
Each mentoring pair meets once a week during the school day. From struggles to everyday life, students have the opportunity to talk to their upperclassman mentor about anything.