School Counseling
Your School Counselor Can Help With:
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Academic Support: Help students with homework, study skills, and planning for future classes.
- Personal Counseling: Talk with students about their feelings, problems, and how to handle stress.
- College and Career Guidance: Assist students in exploring colleges, careers, and making plans for after high school.
- Social Skills Development: Teach students how to make friends, get along with others, and solve conflicts.
- Family Communication: Work with students' families to help improve communication and support at home.
Hours and Contact Information
Office Hours: 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Phone: 541-386-2770
Fax: 541-386-3679
Please complete this Google Form to request a transcript. (Please note this form is to request transcripts for five years or more after graduation.)
Registrar
Ruth Martinez, 541-386-4500 extension 4520
Our Counselors
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Ms. Hosaka 
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Ms. Cortez 
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Ms. Sibert 
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Ms. Bentley 
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Ms. Bauer 
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Ms. Ownby 
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Confidentiality
Anything our counselors discuss with students, whether in person, on Google Meet, email, text, phone, or otherwise, is confidential. Confidentiality means our school counselors will not share what they talk about with anyone else.
However, there are some situations where our school counselors must break confidentiality:
- If a student is hurting themself, have been hurting themself, or plan to hurt themself.
- If a student is hurting someone, have been hurting someone, or plan to hurt someone.
- If someone has hurt a student, is hurting them, or plans to hurt them.
In these cases, our school counselors must report to authorities like school administration, law enforcement, or the Oregon Department of Human Services.
Other situations where confidentiality might be limited include:
- Parents/guardians may ask what our school counselors and students talked about, and they have the right to know.
- A court may order our counselors to share information if it involves a student.
- School staff, like teachers, may need to know some information to help a student.
Even in these situations, our school counselors will try to protect confidentiality as much as possible. If our school counselors must share information, they will only share the minimum needed. The confidentiality of our students is important to us. If you have any questions, please contact your school counselor.
Mental Health and Crisis Support Resources
If you need a person to talk to right away, please call 1-800-273-8255 or text 988. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, please call the 24-Hour Crisis Line at 541-386-2620.