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What is a school counselor?

School counselors create comprehensive school counseling programs that focus on student outcomes, teach student competencies and are delivered with identified professional competencies. The Counseling & Career Center at CCHS provides support services for the entire school community.

CCHS counselors assist students with their academic, social, and personal needs by monitoring student progress to ensure students meet graduation requirements. This includes direct student services, individual student planning, responsive services, and indirect student services.They refer students, when appropriate, to other services in the DCSD such as special education, psychological services, social services, homebound instruction, etc. when necessary.
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Current students should reques a free transcript in their Naviance portal.  

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Temporary Counselor Assignments

Ms. Dentu has resigned and will be leaving Chamblee Charter High School effective Friday, February 28, 2020.  Ms. Dentu has collaborated with the counseling team to ensure that all students continue to receive the necessary support and advisement for the remainder of the year.  The entire counseling department will work closely together daily to support Ms. Dentu's caseload.  Below are the new temporary counselor assignments for the remainder of the school year:
 
Latorre- Last Names A-C and L
Holloman- Last Names D-Kh (new J-Kh)
Claudman-Last Names Ki-Kz , Md-Mz, N-Sh
Jones- Last Names M-Mc and Si-Z   
 New alpha assignments are in red.  
 
Thank you for your continued support and patience as the counseling department diligently works to assist all students and parents. 

Region I School Messenger: CTAE

Greetings Region I Parents and Community Members:
 
In order to keep you informed of things going on in Region I, I am going to occasionally ask principals to share resources and opportunities available to our Region I students and families.   
 
Today, I am excited to share information about DeKalb High School of Technology North, which is housed at Cross Keys High School.  The program allows students to choose from eight pathways, which results in students obtaining industry-recognized certifications that allow them to join the workforce when they graduate from high school.  Students enrolled in the program spend half of the day at Technology North receiving hands-on training and spend the remainder of the day at their home school.  Transportation is available to and from the home school for enrolled students. Click the link below for additional information.
 
 
If you have any questions about the program, visit the website (http://crosskeyshs.dekalb.k12.ga.us/DHSTN.aspx) or plan to attend one of the Coffee and Conversation sessions at Cross Keys HS to participate in a tour.  The attached flyer has more details.  You can also reach out to Ms. Sherita Daniel at Scherita_Daniel@DekalbSchoolsGA.org with any questions.

Thank you for your time and dedication to the schools and students of Region I.
 
Dr. Sherry Johnson
Region I Superintendent  
Meet Your Counselor
Tinikia Jones
Head Counselor
Students with last names SI-Z and M-Mc
(678) 676-6928
Lisandra Latorre
School Counselor 
Students with last names A-C and L
678-676-6929
 
Anna Holloman
School Counselor 
Students with last names D-Kh
Wylene Ward-Claudman
 School Counselor 
Students with last names N-SH, Md-Z, and Ki-Kz
678-676-6927
 
 
 
 
 
Counseling Support Staff

 M. Elizabeth Sanchez
Administrative Assistant 
College Visit Coordinator
678-676-6932

Kenyatta Phillips

 Registrar

678-676-7036 

kenyatta_phillips@dekalbschoolsga.org 
DCSD Promotion & Retention Policy
DCSD Promotion and Retention Policy

Students who enter the ninth grade in 2005–2006 and beyond are required to complete 360 hours (24 units) in order to meet the requirements for graduation. The requirements for promotion are as follows:

  1. to the tenth grade: 90 hours (6 units), three (3) of which must be core courses† and three (3) elective courses
  2. to the eleventh grade: 180 hours (12 units), six (6) of which must be core courses† and six (6) elective courses
  3. to the twelfth grade: 270 hours (18 units), nine (9) core courses† and nine (9) elective courses

† core courses include English, mathematics, science, social studies, and world language
Forms & Downloads
All SPA forms for the summer and fall semester must be submitted to counselors by April 15, 2020. No forms will be accepted or signed after this date and students will not be allowed to participate in dual enrollment for the summer or next school year.
Use this form to track your Bulldog Service hours. Forms are due to the counseling department no later than the Friday before Spring Break!
Review this document to find out more about the Dual Enrollment Program.
The dual enrollment program continues to grow each year. Be sure you are knowledgeable regarding all requirements and deadlines before you make your final decision.
The Microsoft Student Advantage program is now available to all DCSD students, allowing them to install Microsoft Office on personal devices as long as they are enrolled in DCSD.
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