Federal Way
Public Schools
Counseling
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In an emergency, call 911
Comprehensive School Counseling Program (CSCP)
School counselors create comprehensive school counseling programs that focus on scholar outcomes and teach scholar competencies.
Multi-Tier, Multi-Domain System of Supports
Counseling services are delivered in all three domains (Academic, College & Career Readiness, and Social & Emotional Learning) as part of a tiered system of supports that include: Tier 1 counseling programs are provided to all students across the district. Tier 2 is additional support, in addition to Tier 1, to address identified deficiencies, missed opportunities, or needs within groups of students. Tier 3 is intensified, short-term support for a few students.
Curriculum used: Kelso’s Choice, Zones of Regulation, Second Step, Character Strong
Contact Information
| Dr. Eric Hong, Executive Director College and Career Readiness and CTE ehong@fwps.org 253-945-2186 |
David Stone, Director College, Career Readiness, AVID, Mentoring, and Scholar Success dstone@fwps.org 253-945-2015 |
Prema Higgins, Facilitator College and Career Readiness phiggins@fwps.org 253-945-2126 |
Mallorie Hernandez, Office Manager College, Career Readiness and CTE mhernandez@fwps.org 253-945-2017 |
Christine Robinson, Facilitator School Counseling crobinso@fwps.org 253-945-2005 |
FWPS School Counseling Vision Statement
In support of Federal Way Pubic Schools Strategic Plan Goals, the school counseling program is designed to promote a safe and welcoming climate that empowers all scholars to be positive, productive members of society with strong academic, social and emotional skills and attitudes necessary for success. Scholars will be nurtured in their abilities to achieve at the highest levels by encouraging involvement of all stakeholders to work in partnership in order to contribute to scholar’s academic achievement. Through the lifelong learning skills acquired, scholars will continue to explore their intellectual, artistic, technological, physical, social, and character development.
School Counseling Mission Statement
The mission of the Federal Way Public Schools Comprehensive Counseling Program is to empower all scholars to reach their fullest potential by providing a comprehensive and equitable school counseling program to facilitate their academic, career, and social emotional development. The counseling program, as guided by the American School Counselor Association’s (ASCA) National Model, which emphasizes the use of data, will promote engaged, empowered, critical thinkers. The program will also support the whole child and every scholar will become thriving, confident, and responsible individuals in their community.