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Pam Rehnelt, School Counselor
(DAT-HIE)
Phone: 763-792-5213
Fax: 763-792-5284
Email:
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| Mrs. Rehnelt earned her
bachelor's from The University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire and began her
career as a high school math teacher before moving to a counseling position. She has a
master's
from The University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee.
One of her favorite experiences in education was spending a month in Australia
as part of a teacher program through The University Wisconsin - Whitewater. The most exciting
part of the trip was snorkeling the Great
Barrier Reef. She is a member of the Minnesota School Counselor
Association (MSCA) and served 2 years as co-president of the Anoka
division. She was proud to be recognized at the MSCA state
conference as one of 11 counselors in Minnesota whose student won the MSCA/TCF
scholarship for writing an essay on how their school counselor helped them succeed in school. Her interests include beading,
scrap-booking, reading, skiing
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Dee Ann
Sibley, School
Counselor (HIF-LAW)
Phone:
763-792-5211
Fax:
763-792-5284
Email:
dsibley@isd12.org |
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Ms. Sibley is a graduate of Augsburg College where she earned a bachelor's. in studio
arts, K-12 arts education and psychology. She received a
master's. in Art
Therapy from the University of Wisconsin-Superior and later went on to receive
her license in K-12 school guidance counseling. She is experienced in classroom teaching, has worked as an
at-risk
coordinator, and has background in working with special
education. Along with her educational experiences she has a history in clinical
mental health practices and day treatment programming/implementation. She
is a member of the Minnesota School
Counselors Association. When not working she is a parent of 2 children and enjoys the
art’s, kayaking and most outdoor activities. |
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Jessica Neumann, Licensed School
Counselor (LAX-OR)
Phone: 763-792-5019
Fax: 763-792-5050
Email:
jneumann@isd12.org |
| Ms. Neumann is a graduate from
The University of Wisconsin -
River Falls,
where she earned a bachelor's degree in psychology and speech
communications. Her background is working with at-risk youth in the
community and in schools. She received her master's in school
counseling from
River Falls.
Ms. Neumann has been a school counselor since 2005. She is a member of the
American School Counselor Association and Minnesota School Counselor
Association. She enjoys hiking, watching hockey
and walking her dog. |
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Angie Law, Licensed
School Counselor (OS-SM)
Phone:
763-792-5009
Fax: 763-792-5050
Email:
alaw@isd12.org |
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Mrs. Law is a southeastern
Wisconsin native. She has a bachelor's in sociology
from The University of Wisconsin -Stevens
Point. After graduating she worked at a residential
treatment
center in West
Bend, Wisconsin. Later she received her
master's in school
counseling
from Minnesota
State University,
Mankato. She is a member of the MN School
Counseling Association and served
two years as Co-President of the Anoka School Counselor's
Association. Mrs. Law's interests include playing softball, traveling,
spending time with family and friends, watching football and hockey. |
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, Licensed School
Counselor (SN-Z)
Phone: 763-792-5010
Fax: 763-792-5050
Email:
jmoreau@isd12.org |
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Student
Transcripts are available in the Guidance Offices.
Students will be charged $1 for each transcript requested.
After graduation, students will be charged $5 per transcript
requested. Please contact either Guidance Office Secretary.
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SCHEDULE
CHANGE GUIDELINES
During the registration
process, students are encouraged to make careful course selections
because of the impact of course registration on the development
of the master schedule and staffing for the upcoming school year.
Requested changes to a student’s schedule must be submitted to
the Guidance Office of the appropriate Counselor on a
Schedule Request Form
during the week prior to the start of a quarter or the on the first day of
the quarter. Requests must have signatures from parents and the
appropriate teachers. No schedule changes are allowed after the first
three days of the quarter. Students who drop a class after the first
three days will automatically receive a NC (no credit) for the class (which
is included in the student’s grade point average).
Changes
due to scheduling errors will be a priority. These include:
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No prerequisite
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Failed a prerequisite
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Gaps in schedule
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Educational Options (i.e. PSEO and Century Technical College
Courses)
Not all requests for schedule changes
can be honored. Examples of requests not honored are, but are
not limited to:
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Changing teachers
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Changing class hours
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Requesting classes with friends
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Switching due to activities participation
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Dropping required classes
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Convenience
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Dropping below 3 credits a quarter
For Juniors and Seniors: The maximum number
of study halls, classroom aide, or office aide positions allowed
per year is two and placement of these are encouraged to be in
the student’s schedule by the end of the first week of school.
Classrooms aide positions must be assigned for 1st
and 2nd quarter during the first week of school and
aide positions must be assigned for 3rd and 4th
quarter during the first week of the 3rd quarter.
Students should note that fulfilling schedule
change requests may create other uncontrollable changes in their
schedule. DO NOT ASSUME a change has been made UNTIL the counselor
returns the Schedule Request Form along with a new schedule to
the student. Absences resulting when students do not attend their
scheduled classes while waiting on schedule change requests are
unexcused.
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Appointments
– Students
may see counselors for a variety of reasons; personal concerns,
peer problems or concerns, academic issues, scheduling classes and
post-secondary planning. Students are always welcome to make
an appointment to talk with their counselor. Please contact guidance secretaries in either the red or white
building.
Ruth Roth, Red Office (A-LAQ) 763-792-5214
Sally Nelson, White Office (LAX-Z) 763-792-5213
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If you wish to speak with a counselor, stop in at the Red or
White Guidance Office to make an appointment with the guidance
secretary who will give you a pass.
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Present the pass to your classroom teacher on the day of the
appointment. The teacher may request that you reschedule if there
is a conflict with class activities. The teacher or student should
call the guidance office to cancel the appointment.
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Remember to sign in and out of the Guidance Office at the secretary’s
desk.
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the guidance secretaries to make an appointment with the counselor.
Parents/Guardian are advised to attend the new student meeting
with the counselor. Parent/Guardian will need to be present to
fill out paperwork. Also there is a $10 technology fee that must be paid to the cashier prior to starting
school. Please bring a copy of the students transcript and current
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What is a School
Psychologist?
School Psychologists are trained in
counseling, educational testing, mental health issues and in working with
teachers and families. Individual counseling, support
groups, testing for learning problems, support in crisis situations, problem
solving with teachers.
Who is the School Psychologist?
John
Paisley, White Building
Phone:
763-792-5016
Email:
jpaisley@isd12.org
Self Check for students. Are one
or more of these problems bothering you? How are you handling it?
This can help you figure out when it's time to seek support:
1. Things just don't seem right.
2. You're totally
stressed out and overwhelmed.
3. Grades are dropping.
4. Health is going downhill.
5. Can't sleep or sleeping too much.
6. Always worried.
7. Can't relax.
8. Can't focus/concentrate.
9. No energy
10. Engaging in "self-destructive"
behavior.
11. Difficulty with friendships/relationships.
12. Just not happy, always seem depressed.
13. Often in conflict with others.
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The
Licensed School Nurse*/Public Heath nurse is a member of our Student Assistance
Team. The LSN* is a resource for the
team as he/she has working knowledge of the adolescent and the normal/abnormal developmental stages. The nurse looks at
the whole student; social, emotional, psych, physical, academic, etc. to be a resource for
the team in terms of prevention and intervention.
The nurse has a working knowledge
of the high school and it’s resources and also the
greater community to provide referrals to the student and/or family as needed
follow up and other services not available at school.
District Public Health Nurse Donna McKenny 763-792-5025
Red
Building Nurse Para 763-792-5226
White
Building Nurse Para 763-792-5026
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Members
Administrators
ALC
Counselor
All
School Counselors and Social Workers
School
Psychologist
School Nurse
Special
Ed Representative
Student Assistance Coordinator
Meeting: Weekly
Purpose: Confidential meeting to address academic and
social/emotional concerns of students at risk and to coordinate services to
these students.
How
to access: Any staff member may bring a
student concern to SAT. SAT team
members place names on a weekly agenda.
Items
that may be discussed at weekly meetings…
Support
Group Referrals
504
plans-review and concerns
Special
Ed referrals
Transition
Students
Record
Reviews
Referrals
to Freshman Focus and Academic Support
General
Consultation
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1. Call the college for an application.
Both guidance offices and career center have MN and WI state school
applications.
2. Fill out the application and
attach a check (to pay for the college application fee). Each
school has different application fees.
3. Give the completed application
to Ruth Roth (Red Guidance Office Secretary) or Sally Nelson (White
Guidance Office Secretary).
4. There is a $1 fee for each
official transcript that should be paid to the guidance secretaries.
5. The guidance secretaries will
give the applications to the counselors to review and sign. The
applications will be sent out in the mail once the counselors
have completed that application.
6. Please keep in mind due to
the volume of applications received in the fall; it may take up
to a week to send out the applications. Please allow enough time
for deadlines.
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