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Helping students reach their full potential
It is the primary mission of the Anoka-Hennepin School Counseling Program to support students in developing an individual vision of success to meet their academic, personal/social, post-secondary, college and career readiness goals.School counselors collaborate with students, families, community members and school personnel to assure that all students realize and integrate their academic, career and personal/social potential in order to develop and achieve an individualized vision of success.- Collaborate - school counselors collaborate with students, families, school staff and community partners to help schools achieve their mission and students reach their goals.
- Academic support – school counselors help students with topics such as academic organization, course planning, study skills and post-secondary preparation.
- College and career planning – school counselors help students identify possible career paths through interest inventories, personality type assessments and learning style tests. Counselors help students understand the connections between their academic learning, post-secondary education and training, and their career goals.
- Personal/social support – school counselors help students with issues such as bully prevention, anger management, problem solving and cooperation. Counselors work with families to find students additional support if needed.
The American School Counselor Association (ASCA) model.
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Counselor Appointment Request
Contacts
2020-2021 academic year
Ms. Kari Schell
Grades 9, 11/last names A-J
763-506-6224
kari.schell@ahschools.us
Mr. Thomas Hagerty
Grades 9, 11/last names K-U
763-506-6267Ms. Renee Johnson
Grades 10, 12/last names A-J
763-506-6231
renee.johnson@ahschools.us
Ms. Katie Bruck
Grades 10, 12/last names K-U
763-506-6226
katie.bruck@ahschools.us
Ms. Amy Gardner
Grades 9, 10, 11, 12/last names V-Z
AVID and EL students
763-506-6228
amy.gardner@ahschools.us