Your high school has many resources to help with issues many teens face today:
Teachers
Help you with academic issues, give you study tips, and provide extra academic help when you need it
Counselors
Can help you choose classes for the following academic year, assist with college planning, social and emotional issues (including bullying, harassment, and other social issues), help with family or addictive problems
Administrators
Help with lockers, cafeteria issues, theft reports, bullying, sexual harassment, or issues with other students
School Resource Officer
Helps with theft reports, bullying issues, family violence issues, sexual harassment, or legal issues
Tutoring Services
Are provided at many high schools. Check with your teacher and counselor for information
Media Center Specialists
Help you find online and library resources for research papers and college information
Computer Labs
Are available at many high schools for students’ use. Ask your teacher or Media Center specialist for information
Career Development Coordinator
Helps with career assessments, finding a part-time job, obtaining working papers, job shadowing, scheduling appointments with military recruiters, internships and apprenticeships
College Counseling Office
Helps with college and financial aid applications, provides high school transcripts to colleges, and other college-related activities