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...:::Redmond High School Counseling Department:::...
RHS Main Campus
7:00am-3:00pm
Name
Position
Phone
Other Contact
Counseling Department
(541)923-4807
FAX: (541) 923-9756
Albrecht, John
Counselor - Main campus
Last Name A-G
ext. 2024

{Email John Albrecht}

Badger, Debra
Counselor - Main campus
Last Name H-O
ext. 2022

{email Debra Badger}

Hatfield, Judy
Counselor - Hartman campus
ext. 3606

{email Judy Hatfield}

Swanston, Sten
Counselor - Main campus
Last Name P-Z
ext. 2023

{email Sten Swanston}

Counseling Office Staff
 
 
 
Anderson, Jan
Receptionist
ext. 2021
Brown, Amy
Scheduler
ext. 2025
Peter, Tami Registrar ext. 2008

{email Tami Peter}

 
 
 

How Can We Help You?

Individual Counseling: Help process personal, family, relationship, stress, and anxiety issues
Mediation: Work on conflict resolution between students, parents, and teachers.
Group Counseling (Time permitted): Girls Group, Drugs and Alcohol, Anger Management, Grief.
Academic Assistance: Study skills support, Academic scheduling, Future planning.

Mission Statement:
The program will provide services that support every student’s academic, social-emotional and vocational development toward becoming a responsible and contributing member of our complex changing society.

Philosophy:

The program is an essential part of the overall educational process and is integrated throughout students’ high school experiences. Each student is best served by a network of supporters, including RHS faculty, parents, and the community. It is the belief of the Counseling program staff that educational, vocational and personal objectives are attainable by all students.

We Believe:

Educational, vocational and personal objectives being attainable by all students
Serving each and every student at their developmentally appropriate level.
Counselors demonstrating personal and professional ethical competencies.
All students having access to a state licensed counselor or child development specialist.
Continuing professional development and opportunities for professional growth both individually and collectively.
Counselors connecting and networking with community, regional, state and national agencies and organizations in order to access appropriate resources and support for students and families
The evaluation of counselors utilizing evaluation instruments reflective of counselor roles and responsibilities.
Utilizing a recognized framework/tool and standard for evaluating the counseling and guidance program for the district.

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