1. Plum City School District School Counseling Department “By All, For All”

2. Guidance Curriculum Individual Student Planning Responsive Services System Support Four Components to a Comprehensive School Counseling Program 355 lessons taught to PK-8 Academic- 57 Personal/Social- 146 Career- 152 668 student meetings (72.6% increase since 2010) Personal struggles Social issues Academic concerns Junior conference College planning Career planning Mental health issues Senior meeting District Assessment Coordinator English Language Learner Coordinator National Honor Society Advisor Junior Class Advisor Prom Chaperone Class Trip Chaperone Positive Behavior Interventions & Supports Team Co-Captain Middle School Volleyball Coach Northern Lights Network Programmer(ITV) AODA Coordinator Wellness Committee Member Youth Options Coordination Coursework Completion System Scholarship Committee Homeless Liaison Assisted in grant writing

3. Professional Development Hours PBIS Leadership Conference Wisconsin School Counseling Association Conference Building the Hearts of Successful Schools Conference Programs of Study Workshop District Assessment Coordinator Meetings Curriculum Coordinator Meeting Nonviolent Crisis Intervention Training After the FAFSA: What Comes Next? Webinar FAFSA Unique Situations Webinar Facilitating the Future Conference AODA Coordinator Meetings UW System Workshop QPR Suicide Prevention Training

4. Participation in School Counseling Services “Scholarship Night” attendance 12 families (66%) Assistance with college applications 13 students (72%) “Financial Aid Night” attendance 3 families (16%) Assistance with financial aid application 9 families (50%) Junior Conferencing 4 families (20%) 100% found the meeting beneficial 20 students (100%) Senior Conferencing 20 students (100%) 8 th Grade Orientation 20 families (87%) 100% found the meeting beneficial

5. Elementary Survey Anonymous survey administered May 29 to grades 2-5 2011 Results: 49% Yes 46% Maybe 5% No

6. Elementary Survey Anonymous survey administered May 29 to grades 2-5

8. 2013-2014 Guidance Department Goals Increase the number of parents who attend Junior Conferences - Phone call a few weeks after letter goes out -Offer them during parent/teacher conferences Have all senior meetings complete by the end of September - Give each student a date and time Increase the number of elementary students who believe that they can talk to the guidance counselor about anything -75% yes Complete the Comprehensive Guidance Curriculum for grades PK-8 Increase classroom time with high school students -Silent reading time each quarter?