Meet the Counselors & Staff
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Counselors are assigned by the first letter of the student's last name:
April Olson Last names A-C
Rose Worgum Last names D-JOG
Sharon LaBuda Last names JOH-0
Jeannie Beierle Last names P-THO
Matt Stevens Last names THP-ZAdditional Staff include:
Rebekah LaMarche Psychologist
Crystal Garcia Mental Health Therapist
Welcome to the Counseling & Career Center
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Phone: (360) 412-4867 Fax: (360) 412-4879
Hours of Operation: 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM Monday - Friday
Counselor Availability: 7:00 am - 2:30 pm
Seniors - Check out these scholarship opportunities
Seniors - Complete the Letter of Recommendation Form if you are requesting a teacher recommendation
Seniors - Complete the Senior Survey
Community Service Hours -Download form here; complete and return to Counseling Center
College and Career Center News
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College Board Presents a COLLEGE FAIR!!!
BigFuture Days!!!
College Board is hosting virtual events for high school students to connect directly with college admissions representatives and take action on the most important steps for college.
Who: This event is meant for high school sophomores and juniors, but younger and older students are welcome. We also encourage parents/guardians to join along with their students.
To Register go to: BigFuture Days
What to Expect
BigFuture Day events are four hours long. You can drop in and out of the event at the times that work for your schedule. The College Panels and College Planning sessions will be recorded for future viewing. You need to register in advance to attend the live events and access the recordings.
Here's an overview of the activities and sessions you can expect at each BigFuture Day event:
Visit College Booths
Connect directly with colleges you're interested in by using the chat feature to talk with admissions representatives.
Attend College Panels
Hear from representatives at a range of colleges through regional and state panel discussions. Use the chat to ask questions and learn more from the speakers.
Listen and Learn at College Planning Sessions
Take key college planning steps at our sessions. Hear from experts on topics like financial aid and scholarships, essays and interviews, college applications and planning timelines and more.
Class of 2021: The 2020/2021 FAFSA Application will be available to fill out October 1, 2020
Parents/Guardians of every class of 2021 senior pursuing post secondary education after high school should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) before June 30, 2021. Check with each college / university for their actual due date.
For Additional Information check out http://readysetgrad.org/educators/grad/cgw-students-families.
FAFSA on the Web - This is the electronic application for most federal student financial aid: grants, student employment, and loans.
Meet the Support Staff
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Registrar
Stephanie Storvick & Jara WrightCounseling Center Schedulers
College and Career Center Specialist
Homeless Liaison
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Students and parents should contact a counselor if they have questions about transitions between schools, registration, course selection, interpretation and use of test results, or graduation requirements. High School counselors assist students with academic, vocational, college, and personal questions. Parents may contact a counselor to facilitate teacher meetings, discuss their students' current scheduling, or post high school planning. Students and parents are strongly encouraged to make an appointment with a counselor or our career technician.
