Every student should have access to a premier and equitable educational experience.
Every student should graduate from high school prepared for college, other post-secondary education, and/or employment.
The effectiveness of school counseling programs should be measurable through SMART goals using process, perception and outcome data.
School counseling programs promote and support academic achievement, personal and social development, and career planning for every student.
Management of a school counseling program must be done in collaboration with administrators.
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