The Counseling Staff at CKHS provides a variety of services to assist students with their high school and post high school academic planning, college applications, scholarship information, and any issues that may arise to support and ensure academic success.
Many helping professionals are available through the Counseling & Career Center including a drug/alcohol counselor, a school psychologist and school nurse, as well as professionals from the community who serve students within the building. Parents and students may confer with any school counselor for further information on services available.
Contact us:
The Counseling Departments office hours are 7 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. Counselors are available for appointments through their BookMe appointment Calendars.
Counseling Center phone number: 360-662-2442 / Fax 360-662-2441
How to schedule an appointment with your counselor:
Counselors are available for appointments from 8 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. Students are assigned to Counselors by their last names. To make your appointment online, click the "Book me!" link next to your assigned counselor.
Helpful links:
Positive behavioral
interventions and supports (PBIS) as a highly effective way
to build children’s social-emotional-behavioral skills and
reduce challenging behaviors. PBIS can be effectively used at home
too and is especially helpful when events disrupt normal routines
(e.g., worldwide health pandemics, natural disasters, extended
breaks). Attached in the above link are some recommendations for families and
caregivers on how to use PBIS to support their children’s social and
emotional growth and minimize behavioral disruptions in the home.
Our intent is to provide families with strategies that will help increase hope and support the ability to bounce back when faced with life's challenges.
Feeling overwhelmed with the start of the school year? Need some resources to combat stressful times? Check out CKSD’s Virtual Calm Space! It will be updated weekly this year with new resources and helpful tips to stay mindful and relaxed this year.
World Language Proficiency Test
You can earn high school credit in a world language by successfully passing district-approved assessments and demonstrating your language proficiency in listening, speaking, reading, and writing in the language.
Assessments are available for many different world languages, and every effort will be made to provide assessments in any language requested. Register by Feb. 1. Assessment will be given on Feb. 15 in CKHS's Career Center. Questions? See your School Counselor.