- Counseling
- Academic Counseling
- Personal/Social Counseling
- Peer Counseling
- Crisis Resolution Center
- Full Circle Treatment Center Information
- National Alliance on Mental Health
- Parenting the Love and Logic Way
- Passport to Student Wellness
- Placer County Network of Care
- Runaway Safeline
- Stop Bullying
- Suicide Prevention Hotline
- Suicide Prevention Placer County
- Teen Dating Abuse Helpline
- Teen Line
- Trevor Project Support Center
- Sierra College Promise
- Welcome to WHS New Students
- 9th Grade
- 10th Grade
- 11th Grade
- 12th Grade
- Course Selection Process
- How to Request a Letter of Recommendation
- The School Counselor Role in Mental Health (CA MTSS)
Academic Counseling
Supporting Academic Success
Supporting Academic Success
The WHS Counseling team works with staff, students, and parents to ensure academic student success by offerring information on the following:
- Course Selection
- Academic Requirements
- Course Placement
- Parent Information Evening Programs
- Courses and Summer Session
- Standardized Testing: Information, Administration and Interpretation: PSAT, ACT, SAT, AP
Academic Support
Academic Support
SCHOOLOGY:
Stay up to date on assignments, deadlines, test dates, grades etc. on Schoology. Use it as a resource to contact your teacher with questions and/or concerns.
TEACHER OFFICE HOURS / INTERVENTION:
Spend teacher office hours (hybrid) or the intervention period (full 5-day schedule) in the classes you need additional help or clarification. Don't wait until the week of a big test or project. Seek help early when you need it!
CONTACT YOUR TEACHER:
Teachers can explain a student's academic progress in their classrooms. Use the Staff Directory to email your teacher.
SCHOOL COUNSELORS ACADEMIC SUCCESS PLAN:
Successful students are consistent, organized, they complete their work, they are incentivized to succeed, they ask for help, and more. School Counselors can help students to create positive academic habits.