School Counseling Program
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Gail M. Smith
Supervisor
School Counseling
Janet Brannen
Secretary
School Counseling
770-514-3832
Mission Statement:
The Mission of the Cobb County School Counseling program is to assist students in overcoming barriers that impede
learning. The goal of all Cobb County Professional School Counselors is to implement a standards-based comprehensive
school counseling program that:
- Includes a curriculum addressing the needs of all students in the domains of academic, personal/social, and career development
- Provides specialized interventions based on identified student needs
- Assists students in acquiring appropriate attitudes, knowledge, and communication skills to promote healthy relationships
- Enhances the ability of students to identify and utilize the appropriate resources needed for post-secondary success
- Creates positive relationships with students fostering personal growth, service to others, and academic achievement
- Advocates for all students encouraging them to develop to their fullest potential
- Encourages counselors to consult and collaborate with other educators, parents, and community on behalf of all students
Other Resources
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Lassiter High School Receives RAMP Award
at the 2012 American School Counselor
Association (ASCA) National Conference in Minneapolis
Pictured are Diana Huntzinger, School Counselor
and Alan Burkard, ASCA President
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Walton High School Receives RAMP Award
at the 2012 American School Counselor
Association (ASCA) National Conference in Minneapolis.
Pictured are Christine Wise, School Counselor
and Alan Burkard, ASCA President
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McCleskey Middle School Receives RAMP Award
at the 2012 American School Counselor
Association (ASCA) National Conference in Minneapolis.
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Other Resources
Parent/Student Resources
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Professional Associations
Counselor Resources
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Licensing and Certification
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