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School Counseling
SOPHOMORE
Developmental School Counseling Program
The purpose of the developmental school counseling
program for sophomores is to facilitate their academic, personal/social
and college/career plans.Students meet with their counselors individually,
in small groups and in computer labs. The Sophomore program consists
of the following components:
- Career Exploration:Administration of an interest
inventory to explore careers and aid in course selection
- Academic Planning and 11th Grade Course Selection
Throughout the year, counselors are available for
individual counseling concerning academic, social, personal and
crisis issues.
Looking Ahead to Your Future
The following guide was developed to assist students
in preparing for each year and planning for post high school. If
you have any questions, please feel free to discuss them with your
counselor.
SOPHOMORE YEAR
Things to think about:
- In which subjects did/do I excel?
- Am I taking courses that lead to my goals and
post high school plans?
- Am I giving my best to my sophomore courses?
- Of my unique talents and strengths, which would
I most like to further develop?
- Am I involved in at least one extra-curricular
activity or community service?
- What potential career and post high school
options have I considered?
- Am I familiar with the College and Career Center
at Masuk?
Things to do:
- Update my personal file and resume
- Carry a strong academic program
- Seek assistance from teachers and counselors
when needed
- Register for PSAT/NMSQT test in October in
the Pupil Services office, if appropriate.
- Maintain strong academic performance and maintain
excellent attendance records
- Be aware of academic and performance graduation
requirements.
- Talk to your teachers, parents and counselor
about course selections for Junior year in late January
- Visit the College and Career Center to explore
post high school plans and interests
- Discuss internships with your counselor
- Attend Career Day at Masuk held in November
- Continue involvement in extra curricular activities
- Consult with an academic teacher and your counselor
concerning SAT Subject Tests
People to talk to:
- Your parents
- Your teachers
- Your counselor
- The College and Career Center Coordinator
- People involved in the profession of your interest
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