School Counseling Services
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2022-2023 REGISTRATION INFORMATION
10th Grade Registration Form (for current 9th graders)
11th Grade Registration Form (for current 10th graders)
12th Grade Registration Form (for current 11th graders)
2022-2023 Registration Power Point Instructions
Highland Park Senior High School Course Catalog 2022-2023
Licensed School Counselors
- Jevita Baheriy (Grade 9 Capitol Hill & CCRC 9-12)
- Email: jevita.baheriy@spps.org
- Office: 651-744-3436
- Ms. Baheriy's Webpage
- Johanna Skaar (Grade 9)
- Email: johanna.skaar@spps.org
- Office: 651-744-3668
- Ms. Skaar's Webpage
- Megan Pankow (Grades 10-12, Last Names A-G)
- Email: megan.pankow@spps.org
- Office: 651-744-6758
- Kim Esso (Grades 10-12 Last Names H-Q)
- Email: kimberly.esso@spps.org
- Office: 651-744-3968
- Ms. Esso's Webpage
- Kenny Zimmerman (Grades 10-12 Last Names R-Z)
- Email: kenneth.zimmerman@spps.org
- Office: 651-744-5693
- Mr. Zimmerman's Webpage
Achieve CCRC Coordinator
- Matt Carlson
- Email: mcarlson@achievetwincities.org
- Hours: Monday - Thursday, CCRC
School Social Worker
- Carissa Franklin (General Education Students)
- Email: carissa.franklin@spps.org
- Office: 651-744-6451
- Google Voice: 612-548-1703
School Counseling Clerk
- Xong Her, Clerk
- Email: xong.her@spps.org
- Office: 651-744-6616
- Hours: 7:00am to 3:30pm on school days during the year
College & Career Resource Center (CCRC)
- Hours: 8:15am to 3:15pm on school days during the year
_____________________OUR MISSION
- Licensed School Counselors are uniquely qualified to address all students’ academic, career and social/emotional development needs by designing, implementing, evaluating and enhancing a comprehensive school counseling program that promotes and enhances student success.
OUR VISION
- All students are college and career ready.
- All students have the mindsets and behaviors needed to be successful.
- All students have advocacy skills.
- All students and families feel welcomed, respected and valued.
- All students have access to a Licensed School Counselor in their school.
OUR GOAL
100% of SPPS students will graduate with the skills necessary to access their college and/or career aspirations.
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PSEO and IB Program: What is the difference?
Brief introduction and explanation of PSEO and IB at Highland Park High School
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HELPFUL INFORMATIONRamsey County Children's Mental Health CollaborativeRCCMHC is a diverse community partnership of families and child-serving agencies.
Together, we work to build an integrated system of care for youth with mental health disorders and their families that supports:
resilience, recovery and wellbeing!National Alliance on Mental Illness
The Bridge for Youth
The Bridge for Youth launched its new 24-hour texting hotline for teens and families. The crisis hotline, (612) 400-SAFE, is staffed round the clock by professional staff and volunteers, trained to de-escalate crisis, provide emotional support, and connect youth and families with critical resources.
School Counseling Information
- Ramsey County Sexual Violence Services (SOS)
- Accessing Support at Highland (staff contact information)
- Academic Help
- ACT/SAT Testing Information
- CCRC Happenings
- College and Career Resource Center (CCRC)
- College Application Timeline
- Counselor Tube
- Graduation Requirements
- Housing and Food Resources
- PSEO Information
- SPPS testing at Highland Park
- Transcript Requests
- Virtual Calming Room
- Xello Login
- Xello Tutorials