Student Counseling Services

Oxon Hill High School Science and Technology Program

Applications to the Oxon Hill High School Science and Technology program were due to Ms. Felton by Friday, October 23. The Admission Testing date is Saturday, December 5. Additional information will follow.

Career Day

The Student Counseling Department is sponsoring a CAREER DAY. Click here for more information and a Presenter Application.

Department of Counseling Information

The Department of Guidance and Counseling Services is a vital link to educational excellence. Contact us at Phone: 301-808-4004. Fax: 301-808-4049

Special Note to Parents: Please schedule Team conferences directly with the Professional School Counselor. Individual conferences are to made with teachers. The Guidance team will be glad to make information available, such as how to obtain work permits and community service credits, how to change addresses, phone numbers, etc., how to withdraw from school, how to prepare for the SAT's and high school requirements, and much more.

The Parent Liaison page provides links to MSA and High School Assessment sites. View important information about your child's Individual Learning Plan (ILP) here. Again you can reach Student Counseling Services at 301-808-4004.

The Student Counseling Service team members are:

The Guidance program goals include:

• to help with the personal, academic, and social growth of all students.

• to develop educational and career decision-making skills of all students.

• to promote the development of interpersonal skills of all students.

• to provide services to parents and the school community which will assist in the growth and learning of all students.

The Professional Counselor:

• talks with students individually and in groups.

• works with teachers, administrators, and other school personnel to enhance the academic and personal growth of all students.

• meets with parents/guardians to form a partnership to increase student success.

• coordinates guidance activities.

• assists parents and students in the use of community resources and agencies.

  The School Psychologist:

  Find information about the role, responsibilities, and services of the school psychologist here.