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COUNSELING & POSTSECONDARY READINESS

  • LP Counseling & Post Secondary Readiness

Course Selection & Parent Meeting Dates

Incoming 6th Graders (Baker Junior High)

  • Parent Meetings Baker: February 12th and 17th
  • Field Trip Incoming 6th Graders Field Trip to Baker: February 18th
  • Course Request Window February 19th – 25th

Incoming 7th and 8th Graders (Junior High Level)

  • Parent Meetings
    • LPJ: February 9th @ 6:00 pm
    • LXJ: February 10th @ 5:30 pm
  • Course Request Windows (Both LPJ and LXJ) February 19th and 20th

Rising 9th Graders (Incoming Freshmen at High School Level)

  • La Porte Junior High (LPJ) Course Selection Windows: January 20th and January 30th
  • Lomax Junior High (LXJ) Course Selection Windows: January 28th and February 2nd

Rising 10th, 11th, and 12th Graders (La Porte High School - LPHS)

  • Course Request Window February 23rd – 27th

The Academy of Viola DeWalt High School (DeWalt)

  • Rising 11th Graders Course Selection: February 9th – 11th
  • Rising 12th Graders Course Selection: February 12th, 17th, and 18th
  • Parent Night February 19th @ 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm

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Counseling in La Porte ISD

Our mission is to support every student in La Porte ISD to achieve mental wellness, academic, and personal success in K-12 education and prepare for his or her post-secondary goals and aspirations. Meet our counselors here.

 

Professional School Counselors are available at all La Porte ISD campuses to provide a Comprehensive School Counseling Program and services for all students in the areas of:

  • Guidance Curriculum - In an effort to help students develop competence in essential life skills
  • Responsive Services - Provide intervention for immediate personal/social/emotional concerns
  • Individual Planning - Provide guidance to help students plan, monitor, and manage their personal, educational and career goals, and facilitate transition activities for post-secondary education and/or training
  • System Support - Support campus staff, parents, and community to promote the educational, career, personal, and social development of students, as well as the Comprehensive School Counseling Program 
     

PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL COUNSELORS PROVIDE

  • Consultation services with students and parents for academic, social/emotional, and behavior concerns
  • Facilitate the identification and placement of students in most special programs
  • Provide consultation services to staff and special program committees
  • Promote career awareness and provide information and resources for post-secondary options
  • Coordinate interventions for students and staff
  • Provide staff development and training for staff and parents
  • Interpret standardized test and assessment scores
     

The mission of the professional school counselors is to provide opportunities for all students to develop an understanding of themselves in relationship to their environment and assume responsibility for their own actions and choices in their educational, career, and social environments.

Students and their parents should contact their student's school counselor for more information about the Comprehensive School Counseling Program.