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Who is my Guidance Counselor?
Each year, incoming students are assigned to a specific guidance counselor. The way students are assigned may change from year to year, as we attempt to balance the number of students with the counselors. Assignments are alphabetical using last names.
2005-2006 School Year
| Mr. O'Loughlin | Ms. Charbonneau | Mr. Hennelly |
| 9th Grade A - E | 9th Grade F - N | 9th Grade O - Z |
| 10th Grade A - E | 10th Grade F - M | 10th Grade N - Z |
| 11th Grade A - G | 11th Grade H - L | 11th Grade M - Z |
| 12th Grade A - K | 12th Grade L - Z |
Once a guidance counselor has been assigned, the student should contact that counselor with questions and concerns. However, if the student is more comfortable speaking about an issue with one of the other counselors, they can schedule time with another counselor.
Students should stay with the same guidance counselor for their high school career – this allows the counselor and student to develop a better understanding of the student’s needs and desires.