1. Memorial High School Guidance Homepage SUIDICE AWARENESS suicide prevention with voices of survivors Summer school 2003will be held from June 16 the brochure, then speak with your guidance counselor http://www.madison.k12.wi.us/jmm/guidance/gdweb.htm

Welcome to the Memorial High School Guidance Department Website! Madison, Wisconsin People Who Will Help You: Important Dates: Planning Your Future Records/Requirements TWO MONTHS AT A GLANCE: APRIL/MAY 2003 FOURTH QUARTER PROGRESS REPORTS: will be mailed home in early May. SENIORS: The Senior Honors Convocation will be held Thursday, May 22, at 7 p.m. in the auditorium. All seniors being honored will receive a printed invitation by May 1st, but know that all seniors and their families are welcome! SENIORS: The senior picnic is Thursday, May 22. JUNIORS: Junior Conferences : it's time to start planning for the post high school options that will be best for you. Will it be college? Tech school? The military? Work? You will need to put serious time into this. You will be invited to meet with your guidance counselor soon , via a written notice. JUNIORS AGAIN: ACT Tests and SAT Tests : Don't miss the registration deadlines! Most juniors take the ACT in April or June. Many take the SAT I and/or II in May or June. You'll want the test results before completing college applications in the fall of your senior year. Plan ahead. Talk to your counselor, and see the ACT/SAT EXAMS portion of our guidance website.

2. High School For Yellow Ribbon Teen Suicide Prevention Program Chapter Of Gaylord If you are a student and wish to volunteer or share your ideas, please contactMr. Carman Crane Gaylord High school guidance Office 989731-0969. http://www.gaylordyellowribbon.org/highschool.html

Yellow Ribbon Chapter of Gaylord Michigan In Loving Memory of Jason Michael Briggs Home Announcements Chapters Community Message ... Wish List GAYLORD HIGH SCHOOL If you are a student and wish to volunteer or share your ideas, please contact: Mr. Carman Crane Gaylord High School Guidance Office YOUTH ADVISORY COUNCIL ANNOUNCEMENTS Youth Advisory Council is now formed. If you would like to join us, contact Mr. Crane in the guidance office. We are all working hard to make the March 8th dance a success. The theme of the dance is "oppisite". If you normally dress kind of grungy then come to the dance dressed up...If you usually wear your hair down, wear it up...guys can dress as gals...gals dress as guys...get the idea...remember though to be school appropriate! We will be having a great time so come and join us!!! E-mail Yellow Ribbon Chapter of Gaylord: name="linda" at=""@ domain="gaylordyellowribbon" dot=".org" document.write("linda@gaylordyellowribbon.org") 2002 Yellow Ribbon Chapter of Gaylord

3. Guidance Counselors May Miss Suicide Warning Signs reports high school guidance counselors believe it is their job to spot teens at risk for suicide but only onethird http://namipa.nami.org/winter00/counselors.html

[an error occurred while processing this directive] Guidance Counselors May Miss Suicide Warning Signs A new study published in the American Journal of Health Behavior reports high school guidance counselors believe it is their job to spot teens at risk for suicide but only one-third believe they could recognize the warning signs. Assistant professor Keith King of the University of Cincinnati led the survey of 186 high school counselors. “Along with school psychologists, these are the school professionals who are the most trained in mental health issues,” says King. “If the school professionals feel they cannot identify a child at risk, what does that mean? It means kids in need are being missed.” The counselors had been working in the field an average of 11 years and had been at their present schools an average of eight-and-one-half years. They responded to 45 questions, including whether one of their students attempted suicide. 74 percent reported one or more students had attempted suicide. Two thirds (66 percent) said they had school crisis intervention teams to handle suicide attempts, while only one-third (34 percent) said suicide prevention was taught in their school curricula. “Unfortunately, many schools will not touch suicide prevention,” continued King. “They believe if they talk about it, then it will happen. However, the research does not back that belief and, in fact, is in total opposition to that.”

4. Crisis Hotline Numbers At Yellow Ribbon Teen Suicide Prevention Program Chapter National Crisis Line 1800-suicide (1-800-784-2433 Gaylord High school guidance OfficeOtsego Memorial Hospital Hopp's 'n' Schnapps - M 32 Blockbuster Video Old http://www.gaylordyellowribbon.org/hotlines.html

Yellow Ribbon Chapter of Gaylord Michigan In Loving Memory of Jason Michael Briggs Home Announcements Chapters Community Message ... Wish List EMERGENCY Hotlines National Crisis Line 1-800-SUICIDE Community Mental Health (Otsego County) 3rd Level Crisis (Northern Lower Michigan) Otsego Memorial Hospital (Otsego County and more) Yellow Ribbon Light for Life Foundation International Michigan Yellow Ribbon For more program contact information, see our Chapters page. Information Adolescent Suicide Depression YSPEP Teen Suicide ... Lifekeeper Memory Quilts Live Chat and E-mail Teen Help Covenant House Yellow Ribbon Cards are available at the following locations: Gaylord High School Guidance Office Otsego Memorial Hospital Hopp's 'n' Schnapps - M 32 Blockbuster Video Old 27 on Gaylord Nelson's Drug Store Rite-Aid Drug Store Jet's Pizzeria B.C. Pizzeria United Way Medcare Clinic Harmony Grounds Community Mental Health Michigan State Police - Gaylord Post Otsego County Sheriff's Office Gaylord Police Department Otsego County Library Child and Family Services Otsego County Sportsplex Print a Yellow Ribbon Card Click HERE for a printable image.

5. Murdock Middle School Guidance Department The goal of the Murdock Middle school guidance Department is to help each student realize his/her full Drug Abuse800/6624357. suicide. suicide Crisis Hotline800/637-2464 http://www.ccps.k12.fl.us/schools/mms/guidance.html

Mr. Richardson Counselor Ms. Blaylock Counselor School Counseling Center COUNSELINGAPPRAISALCONFERENCESREFERRALS CURRICULUM PLANNINGCAREER ORIENTATIONSTUDENT ORIENTATION AND PLACEMENT PUBLIC, STAFF, AND PARENT RELATIONSRESEARCH Ms. Butts Secretary Ms. Girardi Data Entry The goal of the Murdock Middle School Guidance Department is to help each student realize his/her full potential as an individual. Guidance, an integral part of the educational services, focuses on the individual student by providing assistance in understanding self, environment and the relationship between the two. Guidance provides assistance in broadening the communication and understanding among the student, parent, teacher, and community. Emergency Hotlines Abuse/Domestic Violence Abuse Registry800/962-2873 Domestic Violence Hotline800/500-1119 Drugs/Alcohol Drug Abuse800/662-4357 Suicide Suicide Crisis Hotline800/637-2464 Missing Children/Runaways Runaway Hotline800/231-6946 To report locally639-2101 Other Charlotte County Red Cross629-4345 Crisis Stabilizaton Unit575-0222 Medical Center Recovery Unit800/722-5563 Poison Control800/282-3171 Parent Helpline800/FLA-LOVE Florida Parent Hotline888-413-2645 Academic Development Take Stock in Children K-12 Academic Resources Family Education Network Florida Department of Education ... Kaplan Test Prep Professional Development American Counseling Assoc.

6. Employment & Labor Law Professional Information Center: Counselor Who Made Suici A high school guidance counselor who made comments about suicide has had her regardedas Rehabilitation Act of 1973 claim revived by the US Court of Appeals http://emlawcenter.bna.com/pic2/em.nsf/id/BNAP-5JRPDC?OpenDocument

7. School Guidance And Counseling school guidance and Counseling CGPY 502 Counseling Theories and Techniques (3 credits) This course surveys the field of counseling. Topics covered include substance abuse, suicide, violence, divorce, HIV/AIDS, and other contemporary clinical issues. http://www.cps.nova.edu/programs/CourseDescriptionsSchGuid.html

BACK School Guidance and Counseling Course Descriptions CGPY 502 Counseling Theories and Techniques (3 credits) This course surveys the field of counseling. It considers the various theories of counseling and issues of counseling in school settings and focuses on the development of school counseling skills including basic interviewing and other assessment skills, with an emphasis on therapeutic listening skills. Stress will also be placed on the acquisition of skills related to empathy, the counselor-counselee relationship, and the establishment of a therapeutic alliance in the context of cultural diversity. Teaching methods will include modeling and role-playing, along with didactic presentations and readings. CGPY 507 Research and Evaluation for Counselors (3 credits) This course seeks to prepare counselors to be informed consumers of research and evaluation within educational settings. It covers basic statistics, basic research designs, and program evaluation. In addition, it reviews procedures of accountability for guidance departments. CGPY 510 Career Development (3 credits) Theories of occupational choice, career development, and social mobility are reviewed within the context of national, state, or regional economic development. Occupational information is considered from the point of view of the individual, as well as from the standpoint of manpower needs for industrial and economic development.

8. VDOE :: Special Education & Student Services :: School Counseling & Guidance Regulations Regarding school guidance and Counseling Programs in the suicide PreventionWeb site. school/Community Awareness – HIV/AIDS and other sexually http://www.pen.k12.va.us/VDOE/studentsrvcs/guidance-cnsl.shtml

Regulations Establishing Standards for Accrediting Public Schools in Virginia Regulations Regarding School Guidance and Counseling Programs in the Public Schools of Virginia Transcript / School Profiles Sample Transcript Templates ( pdf Word Virginia Counselors Association Virginia School Counselors Association ... Additional Financial Aid information 1984 - Currently Under Revision Elementary School Middle School Secondary School Child Abuse ... Virginia's College Guide for Students with Disabilities For more information or additional questions contact Sylinda Gilchrist, Ed. D School Counseling Specialist Email: sgilchri@mail.vak12ed.edu Advice for Teachers and Counselors Guide for Teachers Guide for Parents ... 2+4 in 2004 brochure - explains what you need to know about graduation requirements for the classes of 2004, 2005 and 2006. Standard and Verified Credits Standard Diploma Requirements Advanced Studies Diploma Requirements Modified Standard Diploma Requirements ... Substitute Test for Verified Credits Informational Supt's Memo #79 Sequential Electives for Standard and Modified Diploma Interpretive Supt's Memo #1 Sample Courses of Study that Satisfy Standard Graduation Requirements (Revised) Form for Recording of Standard and Verified Credits For Standard Diploma ( pdf format excel format) Local Awarded Verified Credit Expedited Re-take Test ... Courses to Satisfy Graduation Requirements for the Advanced Studies, Standard, and Modified Standard Diplomas in Virginia Public Schools

9. Suicide And Schools Provides resources for both teachers and teens to recognize signs of impending suicide attempts in students. suicide and the school. Recognition and intervention for suicidal students in the school setting class, by the school nurse, school psychologist, guidance counselor or outside http://www.baltimorepsych.com/Suicide.htm

Northern County Psychiatric Associates Psychiatric Services For Children, Adolescents, Adults and Families Baltimore, Maryland Attention Deficit Disorder Adult AD/HD Medication Organization Skills School Depression Adults Medication Postpartum Seasonal Depression Bipolar Disorder Family Issues Medication Anxiety Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Body Dysmorphic Disorder Panic Agoraphobia Separation Anxiety Disorder Medication Specific Medications Free Medication Programs For Kids and Teens Depression Anxiety Family therapy Phobias Dementia Mental Health Book Reviews Bereavement Managed Care Humor Search Our Site by Key Words Enter the word or phrase to search for: Only match whole words Suicide and the School Recognition and intervention for suicidal students in the school setting Carol Watkins, MD Baltimore, Maryland Suicide in Youth Carol Watkins, MD According to the Surgeon General, a youth commits suicide every two hours in our country. In 1997, more adolescents died from suicide than AIDS, cancer, heart disease, birth defects and lung disease. Suicide claims more adolescents than any disease or natural cause. Adolescents now commit suicide at a higher rate than the national average of all ages. The rate of adolescent suicide in adolescent males has tripled between 1960 and 1980. Suicide rates for adolescent females have increased between two to three fold. There have been striking increases in suicidal behaviors among African American males, Native American males and children under 14. Much of the increase can be accounted for by deaths due to guns.

10. Guidance Issues - TeachersFirst Teenage suicide This theme page presents information designed to help teachers Thisinformation could be useful for school guidance counselors, nurses, or http://www.teachersfirst.com/guidance.htm

window.document.form1.pagename.value = window.document.location; Guidance Issues Suggestions for additional resources for this page are welcome. Just send an e-mail to editor@teachersfirst.com Resources for Dealing with Violence Additional resources on School responses to violence are listed on the TeachersFirst Emergency Planning Page. Classroom Cooperation and Conflict - An article from the Benton Foundation's Connect for Kids series that offers suggestions on how cooperative learning can reduce competitiveness and encourage children to work together toward common goals. Warning Signs for Violence in Children - The American Psychological Association offers this page listing behaviors that may be warning signs of violent behavior in children. This page breaks symptoms out by age group, noting behaviors which are indicative in each age group. For Teens : Warning Signs of Violence - This American Psychological Association page is written to help teenagers know how to identify signs of potential violence. More importantly, the site offers teens ideas on what they should do if and when they see these symptoms in other young people. Teachers and counselors may find this information helpful in dealing with students' questions or fears. Facts About Violence - The Centers for Disease Control Published this page on April 21, 1999 to provide accurate statistical information on the incidence of violence among young people, especially violence in schools.

11. School Guidance And Counseling Staff Page school guidance and Counseling Developmental school guidance and Counseling Programs SB 518 Lucio - Signed by the Governor Amends Sections 33.001, 33.005 - 33.006, Education Code abusers, participating in gang activity or committing suicide; B) who are in need of modified instructional strategies; http://www.tea.state.tx.us/guidance/update.html

School Guidance and Counseling Legislative Updates MS Word Version of this document SB 518 Developmental School Guidance and Counseling Programs SB 158 Counseling Students on Higher Education SB 538 ... Survey of School Counselor Duties Developmental School Guidance and Counseling Programs SB 518 - Lucio - Signed by the Governor Amends Sections 33.001, 33.005 - 33.006, Education Code Requires all school counselors to assume responsibilities for working with school faculty and staff, students, parents and community to plan, implement and evaluate a developmental guidance and counseling program. The guidance and counseling program shall include: 1) a guidance curriculum to help students develop their full educational potential; 2) a responsive services component to intervene on behalf of any student whose immediate personal concerns or problems put the student's continued educational, career, personal or social development at risk; 3) an individual planning system to guide a student as the student plans, monitors and manages the student's own educational, career (including interests and career objectives), personal and social development; and 4) system support to support the efforts of teachers, staff, parents and other members of the community in promoting the educational, career, personal and social development of students.

12. Comprehensive School Guidance Programs are school Violence, Student Achievement, Substance Abuse, Depression suicide,Conflict Resolution Comprehensive school guidance Programs A New Website. http://ericcass.uncg.edu/brag/kirkman.html

Paper in PDF format (10 pages - 560kb) Finding Information in the Information Age: ERIC/CASS and the Virtual Libraries Chris Kirkman Garry Walz This paper contains corresponding websites. Please review the following in relation to the paper: Corresponding websites: ERIC/CASS Homepage: http://ericcass.uncg.edu/ ERIC/CASS Virtual Library: http://ericcass.uncg.edu/virtuallib/newlibhome.html ERIC Database: http://www.eric.ed.gov/searchdb/searchdb.html The abundance of information now available to us from sources such as newspapers, journals, and the Internet make it impossible for us to keep up. As educators there is little extra time beyond our jobs to read current events, maintain active participation in our professional associations, and find the new research or current topics in our field of either counseling or education (or both). As educators our time is important. As our busy schedules grow longer and our personal time narrows, we have to find time to maintain our professional-knowledge base. Searching the Internet can be long and time consuming so the websites we bookmark are critical to providing us information helping us succeed with everyday and long-term goals. What is ERIC?

13. Guidance At Cardinal Gibbons High School FAQ on suicide, symptoms of misconceptions about suicide, what students suicide, its causes, danger signs and prevention. Graduation Requirements Program of Studies guidance http://www.cghsnc.org/administration/guidance.html

Guidance Department Personnel Role Name Guidance Director Brother Raymond Sobocinski , OFM College Counselor Guidance Counselor Sara Paris The Reverend John Upham Administrative Assistant JoAnn Burden In accord with the philosophy of the school, the aim of the Guidance Department is to aid each student in the maximum development of mental, spiritual, emotional, and physical powers. The Cardinal Gibbons High School Guidance Department offers the following services: Counseling Service Opportunity to discuss matters of adjustment Individual Inventory Service All data on file and results of testing programs Information Service Occupational, educational, and personal/social information in the Guidance Office and the Media Center Placement Service Assistance to students in taking the next steps in their educational and occupational goals Classroom teachers and guidance counselors cooperate in showing interest in and aiding each student in assuming responsibility for personal and academic development. To achieve this goal, faculty members can make guidance referrals if students seem to need more help. Guidance counselors contact students on an individual basis. Another source of contact is through group guidance in the classroom for explanation and clarification of test results, college information, etc. Parents are always welcome to contact the guidance department.

14. The Guidance Channel Content Mediation For guidance Counselors(Part II)The Mediation Mediation For school Counselors more . Guidelines For Student suicide Incidents In schools more . http://guidancechannel.com/Archives_ws.asp?cat=19

15. School Guidance Pr Ogram Plan Career Activity File Counseling Tools K12 5 school guidance Program Plan This school guidance Program Plan is designed to assist school counselors in strengthening their current program or in designing a new one. www.okcareertech.org/guidance. school guidance Program Plan Referral Counselors use referral sources to deal with crises such as suicide, violence . abuse, and terminal illness. http://www.okcareertech.org/guidance/careerinfo/CAF2002/Car%20Act%20File%20Sch%2

16. TEA - Senate Bill 158 And Senate Bill 518 and evaluating a comprehensive developmental guidance program to risk of droppingout of school, becoming substance gang activity or committing suicide; b) who http://www.tea.state.tx.us/taa/guidance022102.html

February 21, 2002 TO THE ADMINISTRATOR ADDRESSED: SUBJECT: Senate Bill 158 and Senate Bill 518 During the 2001 legislative session, the Texas Legislature passed Senate Bill 158 and Senate Bill 518 pertaining to the work of the school counselor. Senate Bill 158 relates to counseling students regarding higher education. Beginning in the 2001-2002 school year, Senate Bill 158 requires each counselor at an elementary, middle or junior high school, including an open-enrollment charter school offering those grades to advise students and their parents or guardians regarding the importance of higher education, coursework designed to prepare students for higher education, financial aid availability and requirements. Additionally, the high school counselor is required to provide information to a student and parents during the student's first year and senior year in high school regarding: Senate Bill 518 amends TEC Section 33.001, 33.005-33.006 and requires all school counselors to assume responsibilities for working with school faculty and staff, students, parents and community to plan, implement and evaluate a developmental guidance and counseling program. The guidance and counseling program shall include:

17. Youth Suicide Deaths 2000 - Background Information On Suicide that have contact with people at risk of suicide (eg, primary healthcare, emergencyservices, Corrections, Child, Youth and Family, school guidance counsellors http://www.nzhis.govt.nz/stats/youthsuicidefacts4.html

Background information on suicide (This information is also available as an 80K PDF file On this page: What causes people to want to take their own lives? Are there protective factors for suicide? Where can people go for help? How can suicide be prevented? ... Help lines and services What causes people to want to take their own lives? Because each person is unique, there is no single reason why people choose to end their lives. However, from research we know that there are several factors that may contribute to a person engaging in suicidal behaviour. Mental disorder, most commonly depression, appears to be the most important risk factor for suicide and suicide attempts. Research from the Canterbury Suicide Project in Christchurch has found that young people who have died by suicide, or who have made a serious suicide attempt, often have shared circumstances, such as: they have some underlying psychological distress or mental illness they display some recognisable mental health or adjustment difficulty before the suicide attempt immediately before the suicide attempt they may face a severe stress or life crisis that often centres around the breakdown of an emotional or supportive relationship they tend to come from disturbed or unhappy family and childhood backgrounds they tend to come from socially and educationally disadvantaged backgrounds.

18. Suicide Deaths 1999 - Background Information On Suicide Maori community health workers; a counsellor (including school guidance counsellor)or Maori health/counselling services; How can suicide be prevented? http://www.nzhis.govt.nz/stats/suicidefacts6.html

Background information on suicide (This information is also available as a 552K PDF file On this page: What causes people to want to take their own life? Are there protective factors for suicide? Where can people go for help? How can suicide be prevented? ... SPINZ (Suicide Prevention Information New Zealand) What causes people to want to take their own life? Because each person is unique, there is no single reason why people choose to end their life. However, from research we know that there are several factors that may contribute to a person engaging in suicidal behaviour. Mental disorder, most commonly depression, appears to be the most important risk factor for suicide and suicide attempts. Research from the Canterbury Suicide Project in Christchurch has found that young people who have died by suicide or who have made a serious suicide attempt often have shared circumstances, such as: they have some underlying psychological distress or mental illness; immediately before the suicide attempt they may face a severe stress or life crisis that often centres around the breakdown of an emotional or supportive relationship; they tend to come from disturbed or unhappy family and childhood backgrounds;

19. The Guidance Channel Content Information furnished by Los Angeles Unified school District YOUTH suicide Whata parent needs to know Now approaching epidemic proportions, suicide is http://www.guidancechannel.com/links_cat.asp?cat=8

20. Main Office/Guidance Office - McPherson Middle School - Howell, MI Public School National Hotline Numbers. suicide Crisis Center. suicide Prevention/CrisisExcellent Site. Sexual Harassment Hotline. suicide Hotline 1800-suicide. http://hps.k12.mi.us/~mcphrson/main-guide.html

Programs for Teens (Parent Resources): Troubled, defiant, struggling, rebellious, drug problems. Also includes a video. Help for Parents Struggling with Troubled Teens : Counseling, resources, free literature......... 1-800-250-3966 Parent Resources Hotline : Treatment options and programs for troubled teens. Parent input information on their teen and receive a custom recommendation Common Sense Parenting : Reaching goals, self-injury, shyness, etc.. Parenting Help National Hotline Numbers Suicide Crisis Center Suicide Prevention/Crisis : Excellent Site Sexual Harassment Hotline Domestic Violence Information Center : Facts, hotline, internet resources : Crisis Hotline 1-800-367-7287 Nation Runaway Switchboard : Click on "Parents" for resources. National Runaway Switchboard 1-800-621-4000 Al-Anon/Alateen: Al-Anon helping family and friends of alcoholics recover from the effects of living with the problems drinking of a relative or friend. Alateen recovery program for young people. : Scroll down to resources.

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