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School Counseling

Sam Lewis
School Counselor for Students w/Last Name A - Goetz
382-1162

Emily Schademan
School Counselor for Students w/Last Name Gomes - Sal
382-1164

Adrien Preston
School Counselor for Students w/Last Name Sansone - Z
382-1163

Sarah Kemp 
Administrative Assistant
382-1195

Sarah Soule
Post-Secondary Planning Coordinator
382-1119 

MUHS School Counseling Department:
Phone:  802-382-1195
Fax: 802-382-1730
CEEB Code: 460240
Office Hours: 8:00am-3:30pm or by appointment
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The Middlebury Union High School, School Counseling Department, is dedicated to fostering student success by providing social, emotional, academic and future planning support to all students. All Middlebury Union High School Counselors hold at least a Master's Degree in Counseling and are licensed by the State of Vermont as professional school counselors. They are professional educators with a mental health perspective who understand and respond to the challenges of a diverse student population.  School counselors deliver the comprehensive school counseling program through:

  • individual counseling
  • small group counseling
  • consultation/referral
  • academic advising 
  • future planning

The American School Counselor Association National Standards in the areas of academic, career and personal/social domains are the foundation for this work. School counselors provide this range of services throughout the school year based on the needs of each individual student.

 

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Confidentiality
All school counselors follow the American School Counselor Association Code of Ethics.  Students are guaranteed confidentiality when speaking with a counselor unless the student presents danger to self or to others. Vermont law requires counselors to report any suspected abuse or neglect to the Department of Children and Families.  The School Counseling department works as a team and, at times, counselors may consult with one another regarding student issues and services.

Counseling Resources

Post-Secondary Planning

The school counselors and coordinator of post-secondary planning are available to meet with each student at MUHS as they contemplate life after high school. Working together,  we will help students identify what their upcoming path might include, be it:

  • College or University study

  • Seeking Employment

  • Entering the military

  • Participating in a gap year program

Post-Secondary Planning Information

Post-Secondary Planning Resources

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