HS Counseling in our Schools

Guidance Secretaries - Patti Faller and Judy Zimmerman

Please don't hesitate to call with any questions or concerns - (717) 560- 3096

Attention Juniors and interested Sophomores:  If you are a junior considering attending a four year college after high school you will need to take a college entrance exam this spring, either the SAT or the ACT.  On Saturday, October 16th, MTHS will offer a practice for the SAT called the PSAT.  Juniors that score high enough, can enter the National Merit Scholarship competitions.  Sophomores, you may also sign up to take the PSAT as a practice for when you will take it next year to enter the National Merit Scholarship Competitions.

If you want to take the PSAT, sign up in the guidance office between September 13th and September 17th.  You will need to have a $21.00 registration fee.  We will give a test preparation booklet to everyone that registers.

NEW!  2010-2011 Counselor Caseload Assignments Effective June 16th :

Mr. Bates (batesli@mtwp.net)       10th,11th A-Dn    12th C-G

Dr. Huber  (huberga@mtwp.net)    10th,11th Do-I    12th H-L, B-Bn

Mrs. Walker (walkerba@mtwp.net)10th,11th  J-M  12th M-P, Bo-Br

Mrs. Rogers (rogerska@mtwp.net)10th,11th N-Sh  12th Q-Sta, Bs-Bz

Mrs. Stoudt (stoudtmi@mtwp.net)  10th,11th Si-Z   12th  Ste-Z, A

Mrs. Gomez-Schoch (schochal@mtwp.net)  All Grade 9 A-Z

Mr. Broome College and Career Center (broomege@mtwp.net)

Counselor Connections   - Guidance Newsletter

2009-2010 Post Secondary Planning Guide - Counselors review this information with their junior students when they meet with them.  Students are encouraged to schedule an appointment with their counselor if they have any additional questions or concerns.

Required Request Letter of Recommendation Form - Please complete this form and give a copy to the guidance secretary and any teachers you are requesting a letter from.

Transcript Request Form

The Manheim Township School Counseling Office strives to facilitate student development in three broad areas:

•  Academic development: Students will acquire the attitudes, knowledge and skills that contribute to effective learning, complete school with the academic preparation essential to choose from a variety of post-secondary options and understand the relationship of academics to the world of work and to life.

•  Career development: Students will acquire the skills to investigate the world of work and make informed decisions, employ strategies to achieve future career success and satisfaction and understand the relationship between personal qualities, education and training and the world of work.

•  Personal/social development: student will acquire the attitudes, knowledge and interpersonal skills to understand and respect self and others, make decisions, set goals, and take necessary action to achieve goals and understand safety and survival skills.


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