Monday–Friday
7am–3pm
| Michael Ortiz | 7:30am-2:30pm |
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| Meghan Theiss | 7:45am-2:45pm |
| Samantha Thompson | 7:45am-2:45pm |
| Barbara Timm | 7:30am-2:30pm |
| Josie Walton | 7:25am-2:25pm |
Counseling
The Albuquerque High School Counseling Department is responsible for supporting the academic, personal, social, college and career needs of all students. Information that you share with a counselor is by law confidential and your trust is always a priority.
Conversations and information disclosed during sessions will not be shared with others. However, your safety and well-being are of great concern and if for any reason you indicate a desire to hurt yourself, to hurt others, or if you are in danger of, or are currently being hurt by someone (including neglect), your counselors are required to share that information with someone who can help protect you in dealing with those issues.
Counseling Services that are offered at Albuquerque High School include, but are not limited to, providing:
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Personal and Social Support
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College and Career Readiness |
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The mission of the Albuquerque High School counseling program is to support all students through a comprehensive and developmental approach by addressing academic, college/career and personal/social skills necessary to achieve quality learning and lifelong success.
Students graduate from Albuquerque High School as responsible and successful 21st Century Citizens.
The Albuquerque High School Counseling Program believes…
- All students have dignity, worth, the capacity to learn and have the right to be served by a comprehensive school counseling program which provides academic, college/career, personal and social support.
- All students’ ethnic, cultural differences and special needs are considered in planning and implementing the school-wide program.
- There is a collaborative effort among the school counselors, administration, and teachers to coordinate with parents and the community.
- Data will be used in assessing the needs and the effectiveness of the school counseling program and will drive future program development and evaluation.
- School counselors adhere to ethical standards and regularly participate in professional development activities and abide by the professional school counseling ethics as advocated by American School Counselor Association.
