School Counseling
Welcome to the
NHHS School Counseling Department
Web Page!
The goal of the School Counseling Program at North Haven High School is to assist all students toward success academically, personally/socially, and vocationally. The School Counseling Department is located within the Student Services Office. It is located on the first floor of the building and serves as a primary source of information throughout high school. Please encourage your child to stop by at any point with questions or concerns! We are always happy to see you and help!
SCHOOL COUNSELING RESOURCES
GENERAL INFORMATION
- The Student Success Plan
- For Athletes
- Community Service Opportunities (Pre-Approved Sites in the local area)
- Public Act 21-46: An Act Concerning Social Equity and the Health, Safety, and Education of Children
FOR FRESHMEN
- Freshman School Counselor Meeting Guide (October): This packet is a step by step guide for freshman to take advantage of everything our high school has to offer.
- Freshman Parent Meet & Greet with Counselors (October): Informational Pamphlet
FOR SOPHOMORES
- Sophomore Meetings (November): Counselors review this checklist with sophomores to make good use of Sophomore year.
- Sophomore Parent Night Presentation
FOR JUNIORS
- Junior Parent Night Presentation will be held on November 21, 2024. An overview of the post-secondary process will be presented by Alisa Ocone, Admission Counselor and Bruce Weckworth, Interim Director of Admissions from Albertus Magnus College. Financial Aid presentation will be delivered by Michelle Cochran, Director of Financial Aid.
- During the month of December, Counselors will be meeting with all their juniors to review the post-secondary planning process. Post-Secondary Planning Workbook: This workbook is designed to direct students in the post-secondary process. Student have been giving a printed copy and more copies are available within our office.
FOR SENIORS
- Transcript Release Form
- Senior Post-Secondary Planning Guide: This is the step-by-step guide on how to apply to college, community college opportunities, Armed Forces and local Trade / Technical Programs.
- School Profile 2024-2025
- How to Pay For College Evening event was held Wednesday, September 27th. If you were unable to attend, please contact your child's school counselor for more information; we do have updated booklets available in our office and contact information for Charles at Vaylark Financial Services.
- Class rank and GPA was released on September 30th. Students can access this information in their Naviance account. Please don't hesitate to reach out to their counselor for more information. Rank is out of a total of 236 students; it is weighted and exact. GPA scale is out of a 4.0 weighted scale. We do not report unweighted GPAs.
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ADDITIONAL EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
Public Schools of Choice
In accordance to State of Connecticut law (Connecticut Education Law 2001-Sec. 10-220d), each local and regional board of education shall provide access to technical high schools, regional agricultural centers, interdistrict magnet schools, and charter schools. Below you will find links to various schools of choice and information about the various applications.
New Haven Public Schools of Choice
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Student Services
221 Elm Street, North Haven, CT 06473
Phone: 203.239.1641 Ext. 2800 Fax: 888.734.6239