- Guidance
- Guidance General Information
- Course Request verification/change Form for 2024-25
- Guidance Quick Links
- Drop Request Form
- Registration 10th, 11th & 12th Grade
- Incoming 9th Grade Information
- Advanced Placement (AP)
- Canvas Login and Support
- Futureology - College Counselor at THS
- College and Career Advantage (CCA)
- Counselor's Corner
- College
- College Prep Testing ACT/PSAT/SAT
- College Representative Visits
- High School Graduation Requirements
- Homework & Independent Study Contracts
- Structured Teaching Educating Prepared Students (STEPS)
- Independent PE
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- Work Permits
How We Can Help
- Personal & Social-Emotional Counseling
- Academic Counseling
- Class Scheduling / Course Selection
- HS Graduation / A-G Requirements
- Letters of Recommendation
- SAT/ACT Testing
- College Information & Financial Aid
- Transcripts / 4-Year Plans
- Credit Recovery / Summer School
- College & Career Counseling
- Suicide Prevention & Training
- Crisis Counseling / Risk Assessments
- Student Success Team (SST) Meeting Coordinators
- Conflict Mediation
- 504 Site Coordinators
- Student Welfare Checks / Attendance Monitoring
- Academic Intervention Planning / Accommodations
Counselor's Corner
CUSD COUNSELING VISION STATEMENT
The Capistrano Unified School District School Counseling Program strives to provide opportunities so that every student will acquire the social-emotional, academic, and career skills to reach their fullest educational potential and successfully manage their lives as healthy, responsible, competent, and productive citizens who respect themselves and others.
THE ROLE OF THE HIGH SCHOOL COUNSELOR
High school counselors are educators uniquely trained in child and adolescent development, learning strategies, self-management and social skills who understand and promote success for today's diverse students. They implement a school counseling program to support students through this important developmental period.
CONTACTING A COUNSELOR
Please Note:
These referral forms are not monitored after 3:30 pm on Monday through Friday or on weekends, holidays, or non-student days.
If this is an EMERGENCY and you do not have immediate access to a counselor, please speak to a trusted adult ASAP, call 911, or call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-8255.
Say Something Anonymous Reporting System allows you to submit secure & anonymous safety concerns to help identify and intervene upon at-risk individuals BEFORE they hurt themselves or others.
Call 1-844-5-SAYNOW
