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    Welcome to Counseling!

    This interactive site provides easy access to important information 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Click on the pictures in the “office” for links to scheduling information, parent and student resources, college board info, and more! You will also find virtual field trips, meditation pages, and guides for mental health awareness. In addition, if your child needs to schedule an appointment with his or her counselor, that can be done right on the site!

     

    Each student has access to the Counseling Canvas page which contains access to grade-level specific resources and School Counseling Forms. 

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    East Brunswick High School Counseling Department   

     EBHS School Counseling Department
    Phone: (732) 613-6940
    Fax: (201) 831-4002

     Ms. Vanessa Amaturo

     Supervisor of Counseling, College and Career Readiness 5-12

    WELCOME LETTER 2022

    Exemption Request Form

    East Brunswick public schools has a developmental counseling program. Our program will support students to achieve success in school and to develop into contributing members of society. Counselors recognize the uniqueness and personal worth of each child. Our counseling program focuses on each student’s potential for growth within the context of his/her individual family cultural perspective. This program adheres to the National Standards for School Counseling programs and Ethical Standards as set forth by the American School Counseling Association.  Also incorporated into this program are the New Jersey Core Curriculum Content Standards. This program supports academic, career and social development.   

    A comprehensive program addresses student needs as the primary focus.  The program focuses on activities that help students acquire knowledge, skills, and understanding to cope with the developmental stages of life. The purpose of the counseling program is to promote and enhance learning for all students.  School Counselors work with students individually and in groups, assisting with school-related and personal concerns. They also help high school students with specific college and vocational planning and placement. In addition, they interpret test results for teachers and parents, and work with teachers to plan effective methods for helping students to improve in areas where they are having difficulty.