SSHS Counseling
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Counselor Assignments: all counselors work with 9th-12th graders by last name |
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Student Last Name |
Counselor |
Phone |
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A-CHQ |
Jill Anderson |
775-321-3954 |
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CHR-GOL |
Angie Goss |
775-321-3951 |
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GOM-LAL |
Devan Bartmus |
775-321-3952 | |
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LAM-ORN |
Niki Harris |
775-321-3953 |
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ORO-SMH |
Shelby Gonzales |
775-321-3950 |
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SMI-Z |
Tarin Myers |
775-321-3955 |
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Counseling Secretary |
Ginger Ramilo |
775-321-3949 |
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School Social Worker |
Megan Rix |
775-425-7733 ext. 38067 |
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College & Career Center |
Francine McRae |
775-425-7733 ext. 38032 |
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Family Graduation Advocate |
Cristina Avalos |
775-425-7733 ext. 38009 |
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Services
The counseling department at Spanish Springs High School is committed to helping each and every student reach their academic potential by promoting the academic and social development of all students. Our goal is to be proactive in promoting academic success for all students by offering services in the following areas:
Academic Advisement
College and Career Counseling
Personal/Social Counseling
Students can make an appointment to talk with their counselor by signing up on the clipboards in the front of the counseling office, emailing, or calling. If they are in crisis, they may request to speak with their counselor immediately. Parents/Guardians can make an appointment with their child's counselor by sending an email or calling to request a time. When requesting a meeting, please include what you would like to meet about and what times work best for you. Counselors work really hard to answer all emails/calls within 24 hours.
Counseling Support
The SSHS Counseling Department is supported by a School Social Worker, Megan Rix, and Family Graduation Advocate, Cristina Avalos. Francine McRae also supports our department in the College & Career Center. Please click here to visit her site for more information on how she can be of assistance.
| School Social Worker Services: | Family Graduation Advocate Services: |
| • School & community liaison; can help coordinate community resources to meet students' needs | • Support students and families who are not on path for graduation or are struggling |
| • Skills training & education | • Spanish translator |
| • Resources for basic needs: food, clothes, hygiene products, school supplies, etc. | • Support student academic success |
| • Crisis intervention | • connect students and families with school staff (teachers, school counselors, administration, support staff) |
| • Graduation tracking | |
| • Post-secondary options |
Safe Voice
SafeVoice is an anonymous place where students can report threats to their safety or their fellow students' safety. Students can report concerns about their friends or themselves. When students contact SafeVoice, it will ALWAYS be taken seriously and responded to by trained professionals, whether that be law enforcement or school personnel. You won't hear directly about the response that was made as the reports are anonymous and for privacy reasons.
Reports are received 24/7/365
Ways to Report:
SafeVoice Mobile App
Call 833-216-7233(SAFE)
www.safevoicenv.org
In need of an Official Transcript or DMV Attendance Certification?
If you are in need of requesting an Official Transcript, Student Records, DMV Attendance Certification, etc. Please use the following link and follow all directions.