Counselors
Contact Your Counselor
Ms. Garner – 6th Grade (262) 359-5965
Ms. Montee – 7th Grade (262) 359-7729
Ms. Koepnick – 8th Grade (262) 359-5964
Ms. Dionisio (262) 359-6361
Ms. Kubisiak – Social Worker (262) 359-6039
Links
Counselor’s Corner
Academic & Career Planning Presentation Video in Screencastify or Google Drive
ACP Presentation Parent Letter (English)
ACP Presentation Parent Letter (Spanish)
ACP Frequently Asked Questions
ACP PASSAGE PRESENTATION INFORMATION LINK
The Benefits of ACP
Advisory Curriculum: What you need to know.
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Xello
Xello is an engaging college & career readiness online program that helps students create a successful future thro
ugh self-knowledge, exploration and planning. Xello helps students in grades 6-12 of all backgrounds, abilities and aspirations become future ready.
VIRTUAL CALMING ROOM
Community Service
“Engaging in community service provides students with the opportunity to become active members of their community and has a lasting, positive impact on society at large. Community service or volunteerism enables students to acquire life skills and knowledge, as well as provide a service to those who need it most.”
Community Service Parent Letter and Form
Community Service Verification Form
College Challenge
The purpose of the college challenge is to help our students to begin thinking about their future and to help them become familiar with the college application process and meeting deadlines. Even though not every student will attend college, this challenge will help them understand the application process which could include, but is not limited to, job applications and knowing how to answer pertinent questions asked on applications.
College Challenge Purpose and Actions for Students
High School Course Selection
High School Course Catalog – All High Schools
Academic and Career Planning
An academic and career plan (ACP) is an academic plan that looks at the student’s individual learning plan that consists of their interests, needs, learning goals, and graduation requirements. It documents a student’s connections to their school and community including community service, volunteerism, hobbies and activities, and post-secondary planning.
Development of an ACP involves students, parents, staff, and counselors. The plan is obtained through self-exploration, career exploration, and the development of planning skills. Activities focus on academic, personal, social, and career development with the purpose of preparing students to be college and career ready.
Parents/Guardians are an important part of the ACP process by supporting their child’s career exploration. Parents participate in their child’s ACP portfolio presentation to fulfill the requirement for the 8th-grade promotion. This process will assist parents and their student in making informed decisions to meet their academics, career goals, and a smooth high school transition.
ACP Informational Brochure
ACP Portfolio Topics
Know – Who am I?
Explore – Where do I want to go?
Plan – How do I get there?
Go – Re-calculate as needed.
An introduction to Xello, course selection, graduation requirements, and volunteer work
As students progress through middle and high school, students will be able to update their ACP documents. Completed ACPs are stored in Xello.
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Resources and Downloads
Lincoln Middle School Scope and Sequence Grades 6-8
6th Grade Course Request
7th Grade Course Request
HS Course Catalog