School Counseling

Members of the Counseling Department work closely with students to help them meet the spiritual, emotional, academic, social, and personal challenges of high school. Our counselors help students identify their own giftedness and place in the world. Students work with the same school counselor throughout their four years at Mount Saint Joseph. Counselors will meet with students individually and in group guidance sessions tailored for each grade level. The Mount Saint Joseph Counseling Department ensures that every student has the resources they need to succeed in their current and future endeavors.

Services

Counseling Referral Services
In-Class Seminars
Freshmen: Orientation and Study Skills
Sophomores: Career Planning
Parent Counseling Conferences
Standardized Testing and PSAT

Programs

O'Neil Peer Education Program
Student Assistance Program
Group Counseling
Individual Counseling
Academic Support Counseling
Freshman Parent College Night

Drugs & Alcohol Resources

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The O'Neil Peer Education Program

O'Neil Peer Education is a program designed to educate freshmen about respect, depression, and healthy internet and social media usage, as well as educate about the risks and consequences related to drugs, alcohol, and tobacco usage. Classes are taught by juniors and seniors who have been trained to teach such topics.
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Student Assistance Program

Mount Saint Joseph’s Student Assistance (SASJ) is a structured, organized, intervention program designed to identify and address students who might be troubled by physical, chemical, emotional, spiritual, familial and/or educational problems. It is designed to impact the entire school community by identifying and addressing students’ problems that manifest themselves in school.
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