Mission Statement

The mission of Frontier High School Counseling and Guidance Team is to provide a supportive environment in which all students acquire the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary for academic, career, and personal/social development to become life-long learners and responsible citizens.

Frontier High School Counseling and Guidance Team believes

• students are our highest priority and have the right to a school counselor who is accessible and who acts as a liaison among school, student, parent, and community;
• all students are unique; when given a safe, nurturing environment, they will succeed to their highest individual talent and potential;
• the values of honesty, respect, and responsibility are fundamental; every student has the right to be heard and treated with dignity; and
• counselors advocate for every  student and collaborate with staff, families, and the community to identify student needs and to provide the necessary resources to ensure educational equity, access, and success for all students.

We will implement a school guidance plan that

• is comprehensive, proactive, and integral to the educational program for student success;
• monitors student progress and celebrates success for all students;
• uses data to drive the program and seeks improvement each year on the basis of results data

In order to better serve our students and families, we have made some changes to our counseling assignments for this school year. The assignments relate to the students’ last name and are as follows:

 Mrs. Morrison-Reller Letters A – D email

Ms. Crane-Finch Letters E – K email

Mr. Cornford Letters L – Pi email

Mr. Wagner Letters PL – S email

Mrs. Pattison Letters T – Z email

Mrs. Conley 10th, 11th, 12th grade students with multiple GATE and AP classes email

Mr. Crite Community Specialist email

Mrs. Pauga ELD Coordinator email

Mrs. Escobar Counseling Secretary/Guidance Tech email