Academics
School Counseling
Counseling Services
The primary goal of the School Counseling Department is to support the student in his educational and personal development. We strive to provide personal and academic counseling that enables the student to utilize his talents and make intelligent and wise decisions for the future.
The role of the School Counselor at Saint John's is to
1) advocate for students,
2) counsel, consult, coordinate, and collaborate with students,
parents, and school staff to support academic achievement
3) help students prepare for future endeavors in academic, career,
and personal and social areas.
School Counselors are available for individual counseling sessions as necessary. After each interim and quarterly report, students in scholastic difficulty are seen as soon as possible to address the areas of concern. When personal or family issues seriously interfere with academic progress, school counselors will evaluate the situation and attempt to support the student accordingly. In some cases, a referral to off-campus professional counseling will be made. The Counseling Department works in close cooperation with the Campus Ministry Department regarding matters of student safety and support. The Campus Ministers are readily available for pastoral counseling. The Counseling Department also collaborates closely with the Assistant Principals for Academics and the Assistant Principal for Student Life when necessary.
The School Counseling Office is a source of valuable information and support for the student as he progresses through his educational career.
Saint John’s offers a course of study which is directed toward entrance into college. College is not seen as an ultimate goal in itself, but rather an important step in the process of forming an educated person. The college preparatory nature of the curriculum at Saint John’s is made clear to the student from the time he enters, and in the middle of his junior year his counselor begins to assist him in the work of choosing a college. We have compiled a directory of Internet links to provide you with further information on College Placement, including information on standardized tests, information about getting into college, and a calendar of when representatives from colleges are visiting Saint John's.
Saint John’s High School
All Students Ms. Collins x 247
Class of 2024 – Freshmen
The role of the School Counselor at Saint John's is to
1) advocate for students,
2) counsel, consult, coordinate, and collaborate with students,
parents, and school staff to support academic achievement
3) help students prepare for future endeavors in academic, career,
and personal and social areas.
School Counselors are available for individual counseling sessions as necessary. After each interim and quarterly report, students in scholastic difficulty are seen as soon as possible to address the areas of concern. When personal or family issues seriously interfere with academic progress, school counselors will evaluate the situation and attempt to support the student accordingly. In some cases, a referral to off-campus professional counseling will be made. The Counseling Department works in close cooperation with the Campus Ministry Department regarding matters of student safety and support. The Campus Ministers are readily available for pastoral counseling. The Counseling Department also collaborates closely with the Assistant Principals for Academics and the Assistant Principal for Student Life when necessary.
Staff
The greatest strength of the School Counseling Department is the effort of each member to make him or herself available to the needs of the students before, during and after school. Counselors also welcome the opportunity to meet with parents to discuss student academic progress and post-secondary plans. The School Counseling Office is a source of valuable information and support for the student as he progresses through his educational career.
Saint John’s offers a course of study which is directed toward entrance into college. College is not seen as an ultimate goal in itself, but rather an important step in the process of forming an educated person. The college preparatory nature of the curriculum at Saint John’s is made clear to the student from the time he enters, and in the middle of his junior year his counselor begins to assist him in the work of choosing a college. We have compiled a directory of Internet links to provide you with further information on College Placement, including information on standardized tests, information about getting into college, and a calendar of when representatives from colleges are visiting Saint John's.
Saint John’s High School
School Counselor Caseloads for 2020-2021
Class of 2025 and 2026 - Middle School
Class of 2025 and 2026 - Middle School
All Students Ms. Collins x 247
Class of 2024 – Freshmen
A - Dona Mrs. Hayden x 248
Donf - Gera Mr. Brulé x 251
Germ – Lava Mr. Wentzell x 249
Germ – Lava Mr. Wentzell x 249
Lavi – R Mr. Healy x 257
S - Z Ms. Coggins x 243
Class of 2023 – Sophomores
A - Bon Mr. Favulli x 238
Bor - Conb Mr. Brulé x 251
Cond - Hea Mrs. Hayden x 248
Hes - Mah Mr. Wentzell x 249
Mar - Pea Mr. Healy x 257
Per - Z Ms. Coggins x 243
Class of 2022 - Juniors
A – C. Fitz Mrs. Hayden x 248
M. Fitz - Gal Mr. Brulé x 251
Gan – Lee Mr. Wentzell x 249
Leo – Pug Mr. Healy x 257
Pur – Z Ms. Coggins x 243
Class of 2021 - Seniors
A – C. Fitz Mrs. Hayden x 248
M. Fitz - Gal Mr. Brulé x 251
Gan – Lee Mr. Wentzell x 249
Leo – Pug Mr. Healy x 257
Pur – Z Ms. Coggins x 243
Class of 2021 - Seniors
A - Broo Mr. Favulli x 238
Brow - Da Mr. Brulé x 251
De - Hob *counselor listed in portal
Hof - Ma Mr. Wentzell x 249
Mc - Richard Mr. Healy x 257
Richards - Z Ms. Coggins x 243
Brow - Da Mr. Brulé x 251
De - Hob *counselor listed in portal
Hof - Ma Mr. Wentzell x 249
Mc - Richard Mr. Healy x 257
Richards - Z Ms. Coggins x 243
