Guidance Staff and Services

 

STAFF

Ms. Kimberly Marinan—Department Head (B) (870-6458)

House A

House B
Mr. David Rhoades (870-6430) Mrs. Deborah Duarte (870-6459)
Mrs. Rhonda Morgan (870-6431) Mr. Michael Mas  (870-6432)

GUIDANCE SERVICES

At the beginning of the ninth grade, each student is assigned to a counselor who will work individually with him or her for the time that they remain in high school.  Conferences between the student and the counselor usually take place during study periods and occur as frequently as may be necessary.  The following are items a student may want to discuss with his or her counselor: 

  • Difficulties with school subjects
  • School-related problems
  • Self-evaluation of abilities
  • Interests
  • Personal strengths
  • Academic strengths
  • Selection of courses and studies
  • Vocational and/or career planning
  • Post-graduation planning
  • College planning
  • Part-time employment
  • Full-time employment after graduation
  • Personal problems

Parents are always welcome to visit the guidance office in each House to discuss their son's or daughter’s future or any problem of mutual interest.  Parents are invited to call the office at 870-6050 for an appointment anytime during the school day. 

 
Career Center—Resources and Services available
Financial Aid, College Search, and Career Page
Find information about financial aid and colleges on our comprehensive list of Web links.
Guidance Newsletter—Links to current and archived issues of the TelegRAM
Guidance Staff and Services—Who to contact, how we can help you at RHS
RHS Profile 2006-2007—Facts about school standing on standardized tests, demographics, other data about our school.
RHS Job Bank—Check here and in the Career Center for local and area part-time and full-time jobs.
Local Scholarships for Seniors—2007
The entire list of local scholarships offered to seniors this year, online in PDF format.  Open with Adobe Reader.
School to Business Partnership The purpose of Rockville High School’s School-to-Business Partnership is to develop and nurture an ongoing, productive relationship between Rockville High School and area businesses
Summer Opportunities and Programs
Workplace Rules for Kids in School—The Connecticut Department of Labor requires that all 16 and 17 year old minors obtain working papers in order to work within the state . . .