Counseling

Office hours

The School Counseling office is open from 7:45 a.m. - 4:15 p.m. on school days.  On pre-planning, post-planning, and work days, our schedule is determined by required professional learning events.  Please check our blog or office for hours for those days.   

The counselors serve students based on an alphabetical breakdown.  Please see the Counselors Page, the Contact Information Page, or the Counselor Responsibilities Page for the alphabetical breakdown.

Phone number:  678-842-6853

Fax number:  678-842-6869

 

New student registration is conducted daily from 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Please check the new student registration page for the documents that are needed for registration.   If you have questions regarding new student registration, please call Johnna Addison at 678-842-6853 ext. 2.   

 

Financial Aid Night

The Campbell School Counseling office hosted financial aid night in December.  Click on the attached link to Download Financial Aid Presentation.

Campbell's 2011 School Counseling Recognitions

On Friday, May 6, the Cobb School Counselor Association held its annual Professional Recognition event at Southern Polytechnic University.  Campbell High School was honored in several ways during the event.

The Campbell High School Counseling Department was recognized for their 2011 RAMP (Recognized ASCA Model Program) award from the American School Counselor Association.  This award is given to exemplary school counseling programs that are both comprehensive and data-driven in their delivery of services that address the academic, career, and personal/social developmental needs of students.

 

Campbell Counselor Nathan Schult was named the 2011 Cobb County High School Counselor of the Year, and Audra Saunders was named the 2011 CSCA Administrator of the Year for her support of school counseling. 

 

Superintendent Fred Sanderson was awarded the 2011 CSCA Advocate of the Year award after being nominated by Campbell Counselor Julie Hartline for his support of school counseling in the Cobb County School District.

 

Changes to the HOPE Scholarship

Below is a link to an article published on the Board of Regents website that summarizes the changes to HOPE.

 

http://www.usg.edu/student_affairs/students/how_hope_changes_will_affect_usg_students/

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you want to know the answers to the questions the school counselors are most frequently asked?  Are you seeking information about ACT, Alternative Education Options, Conferences, College Fairs & Visits, Counselor Assignment, FAFSA, Financial Aid Night, First Semester Graduates, Georgia High School Graduation Test, Honor Graduates, HOPE Grant, HOPE Scholarship, Joint Enrollment, Leadership Programs, Minimum Day, National Merit/Achievement, NCAA Clearinghouse, Night School, NovaNet, Junior Newsletter, Peer Helpers, Peer Mediation, PSAT, Registration for rising ninth graders, SAT, Scholarships/Awards, Selective Service, Special Education Services, STAR Student, or Summer Programs?  Click here to download them.  Download Frequently Asked Questions

Move On When Ready

House Bill 149 (Move On When Ready) is an arrangement whereby an eligible student in 11th or 12th grade, who spent the prior school year in attendance at a Georgia public high school, may take all of his/her courses at or through a college, technical college or university

For more information, Download MOWR Recruitment brochure 2.2.10 or contact your student's school counselor.

National School Counselor of the Year

Campbell High School Lead Professional School Counselor Julie Hartline was named the American School Counselor Association 2009 School Counselor of the Year.  She attended an awards ceremony in Washington, D.C. where she received the award for this recognition.

Recognized ASCA Model Program

 

CHS Counselors receive RAMP award from the American School Counselor Association for having a data driven program to address the academic, career, and personal/social needs of their students.