Your first year of high school is a unique combination of new challenges filled with success and occasional disappointment. There is genuine value in learning from your early experiences.
The School Counseling Blog
The Office of School & College Counseling is excited to launch our new School Counseling Blog as an additional way to communicate with our students and families!
Check out the postings below and stay tuned for more.
Counseling Blog Posts
Congratulations to the great many seniors that have applied to college! It is so important to embrace your process and finish what you started and be proud of your efforts.
The Counseling Team
We are a dynamic office that is staffed by a Director of School & College Counseling, six School Counselors, and one Administrative Assistant. Each student has the same assigned Counselor throughout their high school experiences to allow for continuity and the best development of defining best fit college for each student. Each student has access to all members of the School Counseling team.
We are a dynamic office that is staffed by a Director of School & College Counseling, six School Counselors, one School Adjustment Counselor, and one Administrative Assistant. Each student has the same assigned Counselor throughout their high school experiences to allow for continuity and the best development of defining best fit college for each student. Each student has access to all members of the School Counseling team.
Ms. Jamie Tompkins
Our Mission
Our mission in the School & College Counseling Center is to educate, help develop, and identify individual student strengths and connect those strengths to a future educational path. We work extensively with students to help them identify what is the best fit college for that young person to continue their education. The process starts in the fall of their freshman year as students establish academic, social, and extra curricular goals as they transition to Central Catholic. Counselors and students connect individually, in small and large group seminars, and in assemblies in each of their four years in our high school.