The Four Components of a Comprehensive School Counseling Program include

• Guidance Curriculum 
• Individual Planning
• Responsive Services
• System Support

Guidance Curriculum 

Whole group guidance or small-group counseling based on relevant social/emotional issues and College, Career, and Military Readiness Curriculum through Schoolinks

• • Social Emotional Learning
  • Strengths exploration 
  • Career exploration and college planning
  • Education on peer relationships and effective social skills  
  • Communication and conflict resolution
  • Multicultural/diversity awareness
  • Academic support

Individual Student Planning

• Restorative practices
• Individual and small-group counseling
• Parent consultation
• Academic planning/support (Student Schedules, At-Risk, 504 Meetings, IEP Meetings, Behavioral Plans/Charts, Academic and Behavioral Referrals, CBE, OCPE, etc.)
• Academic and Social/Emotional goal-setting and decision-making
• Education on understanding of self, including strengths and weaknesses
• Transition plans (from grade level, into middle school, into high school, and other life-changing events)
• 4 year high school plans including endorsements
• Career exploration and college planning, Viper Career Connect 
• New Students' Needs

Responsive Services

• Individual and small-group counseling
• Individual, family, and school crisis intervention
• Conflict resolution
• Restorative Practices
• Consultation and collaboration
• Referrals
• Team Meetings

System Support

• Professional development
• Consultation, collaboration, and teaming
• Program management
• Parent Education