Colony High Counseling Center

Colony High School Counselors help register students for classes, advise students on which classes they will need both for high school graduation and college entrance, and they can be good listeners when teens have problems outside of the classroom and need to talk to a trusted adult.

They are all here for students, and parents and staff. They will answer any questions regarding both with school, college information and personal/social issues.

 

 
GUIDANCE, NEWS, & ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM COHS COUNSELORS
  • Do you need to know events or announcements from our Colony High Staff or Sports Events?
  • Check out our Master Calendar
  • Also Check out our tips and tricks for High School Years
 

Meet COHS Counseling Staff

 
College Fairs

 

 
Checklists and Timelines for Parents and Students
        
SAT / ACT
     
Financial Aid and Scholarship Information
Colleges & Universities
Links and Resources
  • American School Counselor Association   Tips for Parents
  • English-Spanish Glossary  A glossary of student financial aid and post secondary education terms.
  • College Board   Connections for Parents, Students and Educators - College Searches - Tests - Financing
  • Directory of College Degrees   A directory of career education and college degree programs. Request information from leading education providers.
  • Micron for Students   provides a variety of information including; reasons to pursue a technical career, women in technology, scholarships, engineering, and links to other sites.
  • NACAC (National Association for College Admission Counseling) provides information from the FTC (Federal Trade Commission) concerning Scholarship Scams.
  • SallieMae   College Answer - Planning for College Destination
  • Study Skills Self-help Information   Note taking, Workshops, Writing papers, Remembering, etc.....
Health Articles and Resources
  • CHADD is a national non-profit organization founded in response to the frustration and sense of isolation experienced by parents and their children with AD/HD.
  • Talk to Them Parents: By talking with your child, you can influence your teen to make good decisions about sex, love, and relationships.
Armed Forces
  • Navy -    1-800-USA-NAVY - Local Recruiter, Paul Snider - 889-5528
  • Army -   1-800-USA-ARMY - Local Recruiter, Sgt. Christian Queen - 889-5383
  • Marines - 1-800-Marines - Local Recruiter, Staff Sgt. Sterner - 889-3374
  • Air Force - 1-800-423-USAF - Local Recruiter - 889-9332
  • Oregon National Guard - (541) 889-5504
Mission Statement

The Mission of the Comprehensive Guidance and the Counseling Program of Chaffey District is to encourage and develop the potential, knowledge, skills and attitudes of all students; to grow emotionally, socially, academically and vocationally; and to foster positive and trusting relationships.

Believing that each student is valuable in our community, the Chaffey District’s Guidance and Counseling Program is based on the following assumptions:

  • All students have dignity and worth.
  • All students’ ethnic, cultural, racial, sexual, gender and emotional issues are considered.
  • An effective guidance and counseling program is proactive, an integrated component of the total instructional program, and is readily accessible.
  • An effective guidance and counseling program facilitates life-long learners, successful students, responsible citizens, and productive workers.
  • Every student will have at least one person in the school system whether it be a teacher, counselor, administrator, paraprofessional, custodian or librarian that he/she feels comfortable talking to about learning, academic issues, social issues, career issues, and/or family/community issues. All school personnel need to be aware of and responsive to this responsibility.