School Counseling Department Staff
Ms. Pamela Gardner, Director
GardnePD@pwcs.edu
Mrs. Maureen Andrada (A-Bow)
AndradMF@pwcs.edu
Mr. Christopher Baxter (Box-End)
BaxterCR@pwcs.edu
Ms. Georgina Sandoval Cibrian (Ene-Hin)
SandovG@pwcs.edu
Mrs. Keisha Mercer (Hio-May)
MercerKT@pwcs.edu
Mr. Juan Canas Ramirez (Maz-Pie)
CanasRJC@pwcs.edu
Mrs. Courtney Jaeger (Pif-Shin)
JaegerCA@pwcs.edu
Ms. Jayna Cobbs (Shio-Z)
CobbsJY@pwcs.edu
Mrs. Melissa Bach (Pre-Gov & Gov School)
BachML@pwcs.edu
Ms. Suzanne Salvo(College & Career Counselor)
salvosg@pwcs.edu
TBD, Counseling Secretary
TBD, Registrar
Ms. Christine Cortez, School Social Worker
CortezCG@pwcs.edu
Mr. Stanley Urbaniak, School Psychologist
UrbaniS@pwcs.edu
TBD, New Horizons Therapist
Ms. Heather Lontos, Transition Specialist
LontosHA@pwcs.edu
Ms. Laura Inesta, Attendance Officer
cantuli@pwcs.edu
Contact Information:
Phone: 703.365.6500
Fax: 703.330.2170
School Counseling Department Philosophy
School Counseling Mission Statement:
The Osbourn Park High School Counseling Department shall empower students to succeed in both today and tomorrow’s society. Our mission is to provide a comprehensive, developmental, and educational program that meets the academic, personal/social, and career goals of our diverse student population. School counselors provide responsive services in the areas of consultations and collaboration with students, parents/guardians, teachers, staff, and community resources.
The professional school counselors at Osbourn Park High School believe:
All students have the capacity to learn and grow in the supportive environment provided at Osbourn Park High School.
School Counselors assist students to develop their potential by using our school community as a foundation and support system for student achievement.
School Counselors promote student self-exploration and encourage involvement in educational opportunities and extra-curricular activities.
All students are valued for their uniqueness we respect and encourage personal development, growth and confidence, to allow for cultural diversity.
Data is used to initiate and develop a comprehensive School Counseling Program in accordance with ASCA standards that provide and encourage academic achievement, personal growth and career exploration.
School Counselors advocate for all of our stakeholders, the clients we serve and the profession by making sure that we meet the needs of our diverse population.
The success students experience in high school will follow them into their future endeavors and lay the ground work for continued success.
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