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Salina High School South Counseling Department 

office 1  office 2

The South High Counseling Office is located on the 2nd floor of the STEM (East) Wing in the Student Center

Salina High School South Counseling Department Mission Statement

The mission of Salina High School South's Counseling Program is to:

  • Recognize the uniqueness and personal worth of each student
  • Assist each student to acquire academic, career and personal/social competencies
  • Develop each student's skills, knowledge and attitudes needed to become effective students, responsible citizens, productive workers and lifelong learners


   

Counseling News...

SHSS Welcomes - College/University and Military Recruiters - During Lunch in the Commons


 

Salina Public Library - Summer Volunteers for Youth Services
Salina Public Library needs volunteers, ages 13 - 18 to help in Youth Services for the Summer. Stop at the library for application information.  301 W. Elm St, 785-825-4624

2020-21 FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) Form
The 2020-21 FAFSA is now open!  Students enrolling for academic year 2020/2021 can now submit their FAFSA; families should use their 2018 income tax information. Before students and parents can complete the FAFSA, the student and parent must create an FSA ID. To create your FSA ID go to FSA ID Website.

ACT Method Test Prep
Students can take advantage of ACT Method Test Prep in their Career Cruising Account. This is an excellent tool to prepare for the ACT test. Student can access Method Test Prep by signing into Career Cruising and clicking on "My Plan". Next click on the "ACT Link".


 

 School Profile

2019/2020 Salina High School South - School Profile


 

Advanced Placement & Dual Credit Opportunities

2019/2020 PowerPoint Presentation

 

 

Thinking about changing your Class Schedule?

August 19, 2020

Last Day to Drop/Add a 1st Semester Class without Administration Approval

August 26, 2020

Last Day to Drop/Add a 1st Semester Class with Administration Approval

October 2, 2020

Last Day to Drop a 1st Semester Class with WP (Withdraw Pass) or WF (Withdraw Fail) on Transcript

January 12, 2021

Last Day to Drop/Add a 2nd Semester Class without Administration Approval

January 20, 2021

Last Day to Drop/Add a 2nd Semester Class with Administration Approval

March 11, 2021

Last Day to Drop a 2nd Semester Class with WP (Withdraw Pass) or WF (Withdraw Fail) on Transcript

 

 

Counseling Department Staff

PBD Director, Counselor, Dept. Chair
Lindsey Sellers
lindsey.sellers@usd305.com
785-309-3711
 		 
Senior Class Counselor (Class of 2021)
Melanie Goodrich
melanie.goodrich@usd305.com
785-309-3786
 		 
Junior Class Counselor (Class of 2022)
Heather Smith
heather.smith@usd305.com
785-309-3709
 		 
Sophomore Class Counselor (Class of 2023)
Amy Wagner
amy.wagner@usd305.com
785-309-3712
 		 
Freshman Class Counselor (Class of 2024)
Jim Allen
jim.allen@usd305.com
785-309-3710 
 
Student Support Counselor
Elise Potocnik
elise.potocnik@usd305.com
785-309-3725
 
 
School Psychologist
Lori Thornton
lori.thornton@usd305.com
785-309-3719
 		 
Counseling Department Secretary
Lynnette Froome
lynnette.froome@usd305.com
785-309-3715
 		 
School Registrar
Melanie Stavropoulos
melanie.stavropoulos@usd305.com
785-309-3707
 		  

 

Our School Counselors...

  • Counsel students individually and in groups
  • Provide developmental classroom guidance activities
  • Respond to students' needs in crisis situations
  • Orient new students to school programs and settings
  • Work with potential drop-outs and other at-risk students
  • Participate in the referral process for helping students and families connect with community agencies
  • Analyze test results and provide information about students' abilities, achievements, interests, and needs
  • Coordinate efforts with other school professionals
  • Conduct conferences with parents
  • Guide students' school and career plans
  • Adhere to ethical and legal standards
  • Pursue opportunities for professional growth
  • Conduct periodic evaluation of the school counseling and guidance program