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Counselors Page for Students
Counseling Directory
Contact details for counselors are listed alphabetically below and include K–8 schools, middle schools, high schools, and alternative schools. For a sortable, downloadable Excel file of this list with direct phone numbers click here
School |
Counselor |
Abraham Lincoln High School |
Heather Ray |
| Laura Trujillo |
| Adam Federspill |
| Oscar Ponce |
| Kelly Wright |
| Abraham Lincoln Engagement Center |
Kaylee Dingman |
| ASCENT |
Patrick Millmore |
| CEC Middle College of Denver |
Mary Abbott |
| Diane Cherry |
| Dan DePinto |
| Cole Arts and Science Academy (CASA) |
Julia Henrichs |
| District Internship Supervisor |
Shanna Henry |
| Contemporary Learning Academy (CLA) |
Katie Henderson |
| Denver Center for International Studies (DCIS) |
Janet Glovinsky |
| Amy Gonzalez |
| Denver School of the Arts (DSA) |
Gary Lubell (0.5) |
| BriAnne Bredenberg |
| Kathey Thompson |
| East High School |
Brendan Doyle |
| Lauran Allinson |
| Carl Flageolle |
| Steve Kohuth |
| Stefanie Abrams |
| Anne Kashio (0.5) |
| Terita Walker |
| Emily Griffith High School |
Judith Alexander |
| Denise Madrigal |
| Emily Griffith Technical College |
John Cleary |
| Force |
Jenny Marx (0.5) |
| George Washington High School |
Leigh Cassidy |
| Lindsey Vesceri |
| Terrilynn Vigil |
| Jay MaCann |
| Grant Middle School |
Kyle Jones |
| Grant Ranch School |
Katy Wafaie |
| Henry Middle School |
Theresa Cosgrove |
| High Tech Early College |
Jason Ortiz |
| Hill Middle School Campus of Arts and Sciences |
Shea Robinson |
| John F. Kennedy High School |
Amanda Hodson |
| Laura DeMoulin |
| JioeNaughton |
| Emily Rivera |
| Kepner Middle School |
Ibonne Pineda |
| Martha Turner |
| Lake Middle School |
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| Lowry Elementary School |
Patricia Vaughan |
| Manual High School |
Valerie Smart |
| Martin Luther King, Jr. Early College |
Joe Bob Colvin |
| James Sheldon |
| Sebriena Madsen |
| Cathy Rowley |
| Merrill Middle School |
Sharon Hastings |
| Montbello High School |
Jose Joeigh Cardona |
| Laurie Warren |
| Montbello Engagement Center |
Brian Bohanan |
| Moore School |
Linda Hoeksema (0.5) |
| Noel Middle School |
Stacia Taves |
| North High School |
Kathy Hoffman |
| Stephanie Guevara |
| North Engagement Center |
Alexandria Hagan |
| Online High School |
Casey Burton |
| Place Bridge Academy |
Laura Tobey-Davis |
| PREP Center |
Hallie Rand |
| RB Noel |
Calvin McCoy |
| Skinner Middle School |
Patricia Smith |
| Smiley Middle School |
Kathey Thompson |
| South High School |
James Durgin |
| Jake Jacoby |
| Jodie Skodol |
| Roxana Magana |
| Thomas Jefferson High School |
Dawn Catalano(.5) |
| Stephanie Stone |
| Erin Thompson |
| Trevista at Horace Mann |
Jose David Hernandez |
| Vista |
Miriam Linden |
| Waller School |
Dominique Jefferson |
| West High School |
LeShawn Ross |
| Maddie Velez |
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| ALP |
Advanced Learning Plan |
| AP |
Advanced Placement |
| ART |
Aggression Replacement Training |
| ASCA |
American School Counselor Association |
| AVID |
Advancement Via Individual Determination |
| CAR |
Child Abuse Report |
| CCHE |
Colorado Commission on Higher Education |
| CCHS/CR |
Colorado Council on High School and College Relations |
| CDE |
Colorado Department of Education |
| CEC |
Career Education Center |
| CLA |
Contemporary Learning Academy |
| COL |
Colorado Online Learning |
| CSCA |
Colorado School Counselor Association |
| CTE |
Career and Technical Education |
| DCIS |
Denver Center for International Studies |
| DCTA |
Denver Classroom Teacher Association |
| DoTS |
Department of Technology Services |
| DSA |
Denver School of the Arts |
| DSF |
Denver Scholarship Foundation |
| DYDI |
Denver Youth Development Initiative |
| ECE |
Early Childhood Education |
| EGHS |
Emily Griffith High School |
| EGOS |
Emily Griffith Opportunity School |
| ELA |
English Language Acquisition |
| ESY |
Extended School Year |
| GPA |
Grade Point Average |
| GW |
George Washington |
| IB |
International Baccalaureate |
| IC |
Infinite Campus |
| ICAP |
Individual Career and Academic Plan |
| IEP |
Individualized Educational Plan |
| ILP |
Individual Learning Plan |
| JFK |
John F. Kennedy |
| LPC |
License for Professional Counselor |
| MyCAP |
My Career and Academic Plan |
| MYP |
Middle Years Program |
| NCLB |
No Child Left Behind |
| OT/PT |
Occupational Therapy/Physical Therapy |
| PD |
Professional Development |
| PDU |
Professional Development Unit |
| PEP |
Personal Education Plan |
| PLP |
Personal Learning Plan |
| PSP |
Post-Secondary Partnerships |
| PSR |
Post-Secondary Readiness |
| RMACAC |
Rocky Mountain Association for College Admission Counseling |
| RtI |
Response to Intervention |
| SIP |
School Improvement Plan |
| SIT |
Student Intervention Team |
| S/L |
Speech/Language |
| SPF |
School Performance Framework |
| SRA |
Suicide Risk Assessment |
| TA |
Threat Assessment |
| TJ |
Thomas Jefferson |
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National Collegiate
Athletic Association (NCAA) Academic Eligibility
For students
entering a Division I college or university in the fall of 2003 or
after, NCAA initial eligibility will be evaluated using the 14 core
course standard. To be classified as a qualifier under this
standard, students need to:
- Graduate from
high school and successfully complete 14 core courses as listed below
and have a core-course grade-point average and a combined score on the
SAT or a sum score on the ACT based on the new core GPA/test score
index.
The 14 core courses
are:
- 4 years of
English
- 2 years of
mathematics (Algebra 1 or higher)
- 2 years of
natural/physical science (one must be a lab science)
- 1 year of
additional English, mathematics, or natural/physical science
- 2 years of
social science
- 3 years of
additional courses
Division 1 Core-Course Increase for Entering Class of 2008
Sixteen core courses
will be required effective August 1, 2008. To be classified as a
qualifier under this standard, students need to complete:
- 4 years of
English
- 3 years of
mathematics (Algebra 1 or higher)
- 2 years of
natural/physical science (one must be a lab science)
- 1 year of
additional English, mathematics, or natural/physical science
- 2 years of
social studies
- 4 years of
additional core courses
Please visit the
NCAA Web site, www.ncaaclearinghouse.net,
or via links provided from the NCAA Web site at www.ncaa.org. The clearinghouse
customer service center hours are 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.,
Monday–Friday, 877-262-1492.
Scholarships, Financial Aid, and Grants
Opportunities listed below offer students information on ways to finance education after high school. Additional opportunities listed include awards, programs, internships, and competitions. This list is not exhaustive.
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