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Guidance

The Wabash Middle School Guidance Department supports each student socially, emotionally and academically as we prepare them to be college and career-ready. The Guidance Department handles new student enrollment, individual & group counseling, classroom lessons, standardized testing, class schedules, and other programming.

Wabash Early College Guidance Department is committed to helping ALL students reach their full potential and be college and career ready. Through counseling services, guidance activities, advocacy efforts, and collaboration with our middle and higher education partners we aim to allow students to explore options for their future, refine those ideas through new learning and experience, and commit to the pathway that meets their needs and aspirations. 

 

We host a College and Career Fair for all Wabash County schools.  We welcome 4-year colleges, technical schools, trade unions, military branches, etc.  Students are able to visit exhibits, talk to representatives, and take information home with them.

 

Our students are placed with an advisory teacher their freshman year and remain with this teacher for all 4 years.  This teacher acts as a mentor and helps them complete tasks that will help them become college and career ready.  

 

We have intentional conversations with students and families during our 4-year Planning Conference with all freshmen, their guardian, their guidance counselor, their advisory teacher, and an administrator to find out the student's career interests and develop a plan that utilizes Wabash Early College High School resources to meet their individual goals.

Wabash Early College High School logo

Middle School Course Selection

Use the links below to submit your elective course selections.

Course Selection for 6th Grade, 2021-2022: https://forms.gle/fkPDQSbzWKkcc3eW6

Course Selection for 7th Grade, 2021-2022: https://forms.gle/JGVAnLyZRrVugKuK7

Course Selection for 8th Grade, 2021-2022: https://forms.gle/rbqeXCZKaMaqMeR69

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Health Resources

911

For Emergencies dial 911

Remedy Live

1-(800)-284-8439

Text "Lookup" to 494949

SpeakUp for Safety

Report any threats to yourself or others

Bowen Center

1-(800)-DONTCUT (366-8288)

Text "IN" to 741741

Youth Services Bureau

Ph: (260) 530-9682

Crisis Line: (250) 530-7676

Parkview Behavioral Health Helpline

1-(800)-484-8439

National Suicide Prevention Hotline

1-(800) 273-TALK (8255)

Scholarships

Check The SCHOLARSHIP Page on our website and access college/university financial aid web pages. Check the information weekly so as not to miss deadlines.

 

If you are planning to play Division 1 or 2 NCAA sports, apply to www.eligibilitycenter.org. and see your guidance counselor or your coach.
Givetogrant.org
Fastweb.com

INvestEd is a free resource for Hoosier students and parents looking for help with college planning and financial aid.  At INvestEd, they help families understand how to fund college wisely to help minimize potential education debt. 

                                    

Start/continue a resume of school activities, community service activities, work experience and internship/externship experiences. You will need this to complete scholarship applications and to give to anyone you ask to write a letter of recommendation. If you do not have many things to list, you still have time to get involved with a group or activity.  

College Selection and Preparation Websites

Other Helpful Links

The web resources below were curated by our guidance department and designed for students, staff, and parents. 

16 Personalities

10 Minute Personality Test

Personality Page

Personality Questionnaire

Drug Abuse & Awareness

National Institute on Drug Abuse

Online Homework Help

Ask Rose

(Math & Science)

Heartland Career Center

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Healthy & Safe Relationships

girlshealth.gov

Adolescent Development & Mental Health

National Institute of Mental Health

Study Guides & Strategies

StudyGS.net

Talking with Your Teenager

Psychology Today

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