NIWOT HIGH SCHOOL COUNSELING
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    • FAFSA and CSS Profile
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    • Interventionist's Corner
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    • Self-Care and Coping
    • Suicide Prevention
    • Mental Health Facilities
    • Divorce, Grief, and Loss
    • Substance Use and Addiction
    • Relationship Violence and Sexual Assault
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    • Community Resources
    • LGBTiQ
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    • Latino & Immigration Services

Counseling Services

The Niwot High School Counseling Department is fully committed to meeting the emotional, academic, and social needs of each and every student.  Counselors provide the support, guidance, and caring necessary for all of our students to achieve success.  Students are encouraged to go to the counseling office during study halls, lunchtime, time releases, passing periods, or during class with the permission of the teacher.  Students are assigned to counselors alphabetically based on the first letter of their last name.

What do counselors do?

  • Personal and social counseling
  • Crisis counseling
  • College and career counseling
  • Academic advisement 
  • Assistance in resolving academic difficulties
  • Small group counseling
  • Referrals to community agencies
  • ICAP instruction
  • Classroom guidance instruction
  • Assistance with interpersonal and social skills
  • Assistance with organization and study skills
  • Letters of recommendation
"Professional school counselors are certified/licensed educators with a minimum of a master’s degree in school counseling making them uniquely qualified to address all students’ academic, personal/social and career development needs by designing, implementing, evaluating and enhancing a comprehensive school counseling program that promotes and enhances student success. Professional school counselors are employed in elementary, middle/junior high and high schools; in district supervisory positions; and counselor education positions."
(American School Counseling Association, 2012)
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  • About
    • Niwot Counselors & Staff
    • School Counseling Services
    • Office Hours & Appointments
    • Infinite Campus
    • Naviance
    • Forms
    • School Profile
    • nhs.svvsd.org
  • Registration
  • Academics
    • Schedule Changes
    • Tutoring Support
    • Graduation and College Entrance Requirements
    • NHS IB Program
    • Credit Recovery
    • Concurrent Enrollment (College During High School)
  • Extra-Curricular
    • Clubs and Activities
    • Volunteering
    • Jobs and Internships
    • Summer Programs
  • Career Exploration
    • ICAP (Individual Career & Academic Plan)
    • Naviance: Career Exploration
  • College & Career Planning
    • School Profile
    • College Planning Timeline
    • College Search
    • Transcripts and Letters of Recommendation
    • SAT & ACT Testing
    • College Representative Visits
    • Athletics in College (NCAA)
    • Military
    • Gap Years
    • Workforce Training and Employment
  • Financial Aid & Scholarships
    • FAFSA and CSS Profile
    • Scholarships
  • Mental Health
    • Interventionist's Corner
    • Community Resources
    • Self-Care and Coping
    • Suicide Prevention
    • Mental Health Facilities
    • Divorce, Grief, and Loss
    • Substance Use and Addiction
    • Relationship Violence and Sexual Assault
  • Community Resources
    • Community Resources
    • LGBTiQ
    • Parenting & Pregnancy
    • Latino & Immigration Services