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Guidance and Counseling

 

Guidance / Counseling

The Guidance and Counseling Staff at Wilson High School provides developmental, as well as pro-active, preventative and remedial services for students. This involves a cooperative effort among students, staff members, parents and the community. Their purpose is to empower all learners to lead satisfying and productive lives by assisting them in identifying and achieving educational, career, personal and social goals. We are here to help by working with academic issues, educational and career planning, as well as personal concerns. All students meet several times each year with their counselor in groups of approximately 30 for group guidance activities. Most students will also have individual meetings with counselors.

 

The Role of the School Counselor

  • School counselors are actively committed to helping students explore their abilities, strengths, interests and talents as these traits relate to career awareness and development.

  • School counselors help parents focus on ways to further the education, personal and social growth of students.

  • School counselors work with teachers and other educators to help students explore their potential and set realistic goals for themselves.

  • School counselors seek to identify and utilize community resources that can enhance and compliment comprehensive school counseling programs and help students become productive members of society.

  • Comprehensive school counseling programs are considered an integral part of the educational process that enables all students to achieve success in school.

 

Do we make a difference? Absolutely!

Use the links on the left-hand side of the page to navigate through the counseling website. Below you will find the contact information for the counseling office staff. To schedule an appointment with a counselor or for general questions, please call 323-276-1600.

Mathematics

Vision - Beauty - Talent

Vision

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Mission

Our mission is to provide a quality arts and educational experience that is creative and challenging to all students who have an interest or passion for the arts.  The integration of an education which supports the A-G requirements for college admission and a visual and performing arts theme will provide opportunities to increase student engagement and participation, promote the arts as an essential part of life by making connections to student life experiences and global issues, to promote visual and artistic literacy and create a lifelong passion for the arts.

What Distinguishes the Mathematics Department?

We focus on students with an affinity to the ARTS in order to tap into their creative side and become passionate, life-long appreciators of the arts.  To do so, we provide:

*Fall & Spring Drama Performances

*Drama and Music Productions

*Showcase student work in galleries

*Painting, ceramics, drama courses

 

*Active alumni support

 

*Winter & Spring Concerts

 

*Winter & Spring Talent Shows

 

*End of Year Senior Awards Luncheon

Instructional Material and Learning Activities

In order to support our students, the textbook/learning materials we utilize is ____________. We've chose these books because of ____________ that they provide.  Additionally, our department also utilizes blended learning strategies with the aid of Schoology, Khan Academy and other pieces of technology.  Some notable learning activities observed in our courses include: ___________ (short desciption).  It is our philosophy that teaching and learning should ____________.  By the end of our program, you'll be able to __________ in a 21st century global society.

Faculty Members of Mathematics

Bertha Aguilar, Karla Alvarez, Alva Bergman, Sara Breuninger, Stephen Burrell, Angie Coronel, Jeff Combe, Samiri Dabiri, Tim Davis (me), Rebecca Garcia, Carol Gorenberg, Arlene Hayes, Andrew Johnson, Veronica LaJambe, Nobuku Miyoshi, Angelo Mojica, Eddy Martinez, Ms. Nabavi, Jill Papineau, Bita Pirzadeh, Richard Price, Martha Ramirez;

 

*Admin = Manuela Hernandez

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