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Your RPHS Counselors are available and ready to help!
- Guidance Curriculum - Help students develop competence in essential life skills
- Responsive Services - Provide intervention for immediate personal/social/emotional concerns
- Individual Planning - Provide guidance to help students plan, monitor, and manage their personal, educational and career goals, and facilitate transition activities for post-secondary education and/or training
- System Support - Support campus staff, parents, and community to promote the educational, career, personal, and social development of students, as well as the Developmental Guidance Program
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What is confidentiality?
Confidentiality is keeping information discussed between the student and the school counselor (or the parent and the counselor) private. Confidentiality is vital to the student-counselor relationship.
Are there times when the school counselor will break confidentiality?
Yes, there are certain instances when the school counselor is required to report confidential information, such as:
- When a student reports someone is hurting them
- When a student reports they are hurting someone else
- When a student reports they are hurting themselves
- With the student’s permission (often something that is uncomfortable for the student but useful for a parent or teacher to know)
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Social/Emotional Supports
Looking for help or resources for you child? FBISD provides many resources. Click here for more information.