Counseling and Student Support

Maria Carrillo High School > Counseling

Santa Rosa City School's Curriculum Guide is available here.
Current listing of scholarships available here
Attached is the electronic copy of Maria Carrillo High School's Profile for college submission
Provide academic, social and personal counseling services to students of all abilities and interests
Counsel and track high school graduation requirements,
Provide information on college admissions
Hold workshops on scholarships (including the local Doyle Scholarship Program) and financial aid
Registration for PSAT/SAT/ACT testing
PSAT-Oct. 20. 2012. 7:30- 12:00. Carrillo Campus. Tickets on sale in business office Oct.1-12 . Cost $25.
Counsel Work Readiness program
Tutorial resources
Coordinate Student Study Team meetings, teacher/parent/student conferences, mental health resources
Attend yearly conferences sponsored by the University of California, California State Universities, and Santa Rosa Junior College
Trained to address contemporary counseling issues such as anger management, motivation, trauma, bullying, grief, relational aggression
Have combined experience of 35+ years and one counselor is a Certified Drug and Alcohol counselor addresses each student and his parent in the eighth grade focusing on graduation requirements, Career Pathways choices and college and vocational interests. Each subsequent year MCHS gives each student a Student Handbook, as well as the MCHS Course Description Book with an individual counseling appointment.
MCHS also has a Peer Resources Program, which involves students as mentors, leaders, tutors, and counselors for their peers