Comprehensive Program Compononents

Guidance Curriculum

• Created to serve all students
• The curriculum is created to development comprehensive guidance
• Students learn knowledge, skills, to help them be successful in society
• The curriculum and activities are created by grade level

Examples of Guidance Curriculum

• Activities to address high priority needs 
• Study skills class
• Peer and mediation groups
• Community Outreach

Individual Student Planning

• Help students with individual development
• Guide student with personal, and social skills
• Career plans
• Help student monitor their process
• Work with student on future post -secondary

Individual Student Planning

• Group or individual sessions
• Teachers and administrators involved
• Parent participation
• Example College selection or trade
• Example Career shadowing 

Responsive Services

• Address students who provide a need.
• Student needs deals with healthy personal,social,and educational developmen
• Referring family to other services or specialist programs
• Respond ot crisis intervention

Example of Responsive Services

• Referring student to outside services
• Working with parents on health insurance
• Working with parents and student outpatient counseling
• Working with parents and students who need transportation and housing

System Support

• System Support has two systems
• Guidance and counseling program
• School support services

Guidance and counseling program management

• Designagted programs
• Staff leadership
• Deals with budget and facilities
• Procedures and guidelines
• Community relations

Example of Guidance and counseling program management

• Counselors professional development
• Parent and student workshops for college selection
• Counselor budget for student trips and workshops and conference 
• Organize meeting with community leaders

School support services

• Support school wide services
• Consultation with staff about students
• School climate and improvement planning
• Imput with policymakers and curriculm development
• Enhance parent development

Example School support services

• CSAP programs
• Intervention for students
• Behavior modification

Annual Agreement

• School Administration create and improvement plan for the year
• Counselors has and outline of each goal and program they will administrate
• Counselor and administrator review caseload and activities for the year
• Counselor and administrator agree to new plan for the year

Annual agreement

• Budget for trips 
• Guess speakers
• Intervention programs
• Parent involvement