Our mission as counselors is to provide services for students to meet their academic, career, and social/emotional needs. We also aim to create a nurturing and safe environment by creating inclusive spaces and advocating for diversity. This is accomplished through collaboration with parents/guardians, staff, and community members to ensure the success and achievement of all our students.

We are your school counselors and are here to support students in their journey through High School and their preparation for whatever comes after. We encourage all students and parents to become familiar with our school website: Jupiterhighschool.org. Here you can find answers to many of your questions.

If you are looking for ways to get involved, check out the lists of clubs, activities, and sports available. The Counseling/Guidance section contains our contact information, graduation requirements, the Dual Enrollment Process, Scholarships, Community Service, a comprehensive section on all things college, and so much more!

Students and parents - please check out:

Freshmenology also found in the counseling section of our website. This PowerPoint presentation covers graduation requirements, earning credits, calculation of grade point average, and so much more!

College and More, also found in the counseling section of our website.

In an effort to be as accessible as possible, counselors are available at the guidance cart in the courtyard each day during both lunches. Students with questions or concerns can stop by. The best way to contact us is by email. We will do our best to get back to you within 48 hours.

In conclusion, we are all here to do our best to help support all our students in their pursuit of an outstanding school year!!  

We use the alphabetical system to assign students to counselors. Thus, simply use the first letter of your last name to determine your counselor. If your student is designated as an English Language Learner, that student will not follow the traditional alphabetical system and instead, will be assigned to the ELL counselor until they are no longer considered an ELL student.