Making Time for You: 4 Self-Care Tips for the Exhausted High School Counselor
As high school counselors, we are helpers who feel like we need permission to engage in self-care. We’re so much more likely to be preaching
All Things Data: Everything High School Counselors Need to Know About Data
There are many topics to tackle surrounding data collection in high school counseling. When and where should I collect data? How should I use it?
4 Valuable Places to Share Your Compelling School Counseling Data
What good is the data you’re collecting as a high school counselor if you’re not sharing it with anyone? You’re running a data-driven program! It’s
3 Unassuming Ways to Incorporate Perception Data Into Your High School Counseling Program
Perception data answers the question, “How are students different in their thoughts, attitudes, skills, behaviors, or knowledge because of what we are doing as school
4 Misconceptions About Collecting Data in Your High School Counseling Program
Collecting data is the thing you want to get better at but just don’t know where to start. It’s way easier to make excuses and
3 Reasons Why Using Data Matters in Your High School Counseling Program
When asked why counselors aren’t using data, I found a lack of understanding about its usefulness (it makes total sense that you wouldn’t collect data
3 Compelling Reasons to Use Small Group Counseling to Promote Career Readiness in Your Comprehensive School Counseling Program
Small group counseling often gets overlooked especially in the high school setting. Small groups take the most strategic planning of any of our initiatives and
4 Fun Career Activities to Engage Your High School Students
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3 Simple Steps to Hosting a Successful Career Fair
Hosting a career fair can feel intimidating and scary… so you might be tempted to never host one. Think of all of the amazing careers
3 Genuine Career Readiness Conversation Starters for High School Students
When my high school students walked across the stage to get their diplomas, I always wanted them to have an idea of what was coming
4 Helpful Tech Tools to Sync Your School Counseling Systems
Have you ever stopped to think about the tech tools (or lack thereof) that you use every day as a school counselor? Your time as
4 Ways to Find New Inspiration in Your High School Counseling Role
Maybe you’re thinking, “What I’m doing is already working… why change anything up?” Of course, you could keep working like this… tired, exhausted, unnoticed, invisible