Counseling

School Counselors provide a safe, caring environment and promote academic, post-secondary, and social/emotional development of all students.

Students can visit with their School Counselor for a variety of reasons, some of them include:

Academic/Educational Counseling
- Course Pathways
- Course Selection & Scheduling
- Understanding Course Requirements
- Exploring Advanced Coursework for College and Career Success
Short-Term Personal/Social Counseling
- Help with navigating conflicts
- Build skills to connect with others
- Learn & practice healthy coping skills
- Learn skills to better manage self and healthy relationships
- Benefit from curriculum to support Mindsets &Behaviors for Student Success
- Get help with challenges at home or school
- Resources and so much more
Post-Secondary
- High School and Beyond Planning
- Align electives to Careers of interest and College Readiness
- Help with assessing Academic and Personal interests and values to help with planning for the future

School counselors are available to support students during school hours: Students can make an appointment with their counselor through the main office.

REGISTRATION

If your student currently attends a feeder school, they will automatically be registered at Evergreen. However, current 5th grade students will need to request their courses in the StudentVUE. This will be done during class time in March. For more information, explore the links below.

To view the Middle School Course Catalog, please click MS Course Catalog
To learn how to enter Course Requests into StudentVUE click on the 6th Grade PowerPoint.
To view courses your student has selected, view this video on how to access StudentVUE click here

IMPORTANT DATES 2026

6th Grade Registration during class

Monday, March 16 - Emerson Elementary

Tuesday, March 17- Lowell Elementary

Wednesday, March 18 - Madison Elementary

Thursday, March 19 - View Ridge Elementary

Evergreen admins/school counselors will join 5th grade classrooms to help students learn and register for middle school. Students will have the opportunity to request their elective class and whether they would like to be in English Honors.

5th Grade Parent Info Night

Monday, March 6th

In the evening, current 5th grade parents and students are invited to Evergreen to learn about middle school.

5th Grade Tour at Evergreen (Field Trip)

June 1st - 4th

5th grade students will visit Evergreen with their classes during the school day for a school tour and activity to welcome them to middle school.

Entering 7th Grade

Entering 8th Grade

CHS Pre-Registration (8th to 9th Grade)

EHS Pre-Registration (8th to 9th Grade)

College & Career Readiness

CCR supports students through the High School & Beyond Plan, helping them set goals and explore future pathways. With College in High School opportunities and financial assistance, students are prepared for success after graduation.

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Crisis Intervention

Crisis Intervention provides support for students facing challenges such as bullying, harassment, or issues with drugs and alcohol. Services also connect students to mental health resources and safe reporting options.

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Graduation Requirements

Learn more about district graduation requirements, including credits, assessments, and alternate pathways to graduation for students who need different ways to meet requirements.

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IEP & Section 504 Resources

IEP and Section 504 resources provide guidance, tools, and support for students, families, and educators to access specialized instruction and accommodations. They help ensure every student can succeed in school and reach their full potential.

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Family Support

Family support services provide essential resources for Homeless–Kids in Transition, 2-1-1 assistance, and military families. They help connect families to the help they need for stability, well-being, and continued success throughout the school year.

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Social-Emotional Learning

Social Emotional Learning helps students build self-awareness, social skills, and responsible decision-making. It builds empathy, resilience, and emotional intelligence, empowering students to manage emotions, set goals, and create positive connections within their school community.

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