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School Counseling

Welcome to the Wilson High School Counseling Office

Phone:  610-670-0180 ext: 1131
Counseling Fax:  484-334-6438
CEEB Code 395-190
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Upcoming Important Event

  • College Representative Visits (Virtual) : Sign up here. Various Dates and Time
  • Link Crew Leader/Freshmen Orientation 
    • View Link Crew Leader Application 2021-2022
    • Applications: No longer accepting 
    • Link Crew Leader Training Days 
      • When:  Wednesday, August 18, 2021; 11:00 am – 2 pm
      • When:  Thursday, August 19, 2021; 11:00 am – 2 pm
      • Where:  TBD, UH GYM, Whitfield Playground or Virtual 
      • https://goo.gl/MBGp4A
    • Freshmen Orientation Day
      • When: Monday, Aug. 23, 2021
      • Time:  Freshmen be there by TBD
      • Time:  Link Crew Leaders be there by TBD 
      • Time:  Clubs TBD 
      • Where: Freshmen enter TBD 
      • Where:  Link Crew Leaders report TBD
      • Where: Clubs report to TBD 
      • https://goo.gl/MBGp4A
    • Freshmen Invitation: will be posted soon
  • PHEAA Financial Aid Assistance Webinars 

    • Two Step Approach to Post Secondary Financial Bliss

      Join financial aid experts Linda Pacewicz and Dan Wray of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for this fun and informative webinar.  Learn how to use online tools to plan for financial success as you seek a postsecondary education.  This webinar also emphasizes best practices (such as seeking grants and scholarships first) covers the primary methods of keeping school related debt to a minimum, reminds families about additional resources (such as payment plans) and touches on private/alternative loans as a last resort Dates:  5/18 Noon    Thursday, 5/6 and 5/20 6:30 pm   Register here or at www.pheaa.org/virtual

    • Deep Dive Into Credit Related to Education Funding

      For most families, borrowing for education is part of the equation and can be confusing as families look for the best options to fit their needs.  Join Dan Wray and Linda Pacewicz of Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) for a 1 our webinar to increase your financial literacy and knowledge on the process of credit and how to maintain or improve ratings an comparison points to help make informed and affordable education borrowing decisions.  Dates:  Tuesday 5/11 and 5/25 6:30pm   Thursday 5/13 and 5/27  Noon   Register here or at www.pheaa.org/virtual

  • FREE PACAC (Pennsylvania Association for College Admission Counseling) Virtual Camp College Summer Program
    • Who: Class of 2022, Class of 2023, and their families of PA High schools
    • Goal:  We are committed to having VCC be available to as many students and families as would like to participate.
    • Targeted Audience: This programming is designed to serve students and families across Pennsylvania. Our target audience is first-generation, low-income, underrepresented students who are interested in continuing their studies in college after high school.
    • How/Registration:  VCC Registration 2021
    • Deadline: Please register for the program by Friday, May 28. We have a max registration, so be sure to do so quickly to secure your spot. Please limit your registration to one per student or one per family member.
    • Times: 9 am-4 pm
    • Dates/Choose one of the following datesThursday, June 17, 2021Saturday, July 17, 2021Tuesday, August 17, 2021
    • Session Topics: 15 and 20 different session topics for students and families to select from. Some example sessions include College Admissions Fundamentals, Paying for College, Doing Virtual College Research, Writing A Great College Essay, Finding Success In College, and so many more!There will also be a keynote address and a virtual college panel where you will be able to ask area college reps questions about the application process and their individual campuses.
    • More Information: https://www.pacac.org/camp-college
    • Questions: Please email us if you have any questions at CampCollege@pacac.org.
    • Platform: FREE Zoom conference to provide all of our sessions. It can be accessed on any phone, tablet, or computer. Attendees must have a device that accesses Zoom.
Name Assigned to Students/Grades… Phone 610-670-0180 Email
Dr. Frank Hutchko 9th Grade Students ext: 4444 hutfra@wilsonsd.org
Mr. Mark Greaves 10 -12, Last names A-DE ext: 1197  gremar@wilsonsd.org
Ms. Julia Huang

10-12, Last names Df-Jd

  ext: 5140  huajul@wilsonsd.org
Ms. Rebekah Marconi

Miss Alyssa Romig, Intern

 10-12, Last names JE-M

  ext: 4730   marreb@wilsonsd.org

romaly@share.wilsonsd.org
Mrs. Erin Stramara 10-12, Last names N – Se

Maternity Leave Plan (05/10/21 – 06/26/21)

Mr. Mark Greaves (Naik – Pasterczyk)
Ms. Julia Huang (Patel – Readinger)
Ms. Rebekah Marconi (Reardon – Rosario)
Mrs. Sabrina Andrieux (Rosenmerkel – Serrano)
 ext. 5138 streri@wilsonsd.org
Mrs. Sabrina Andrieux

 

 10-12, Last names Sf-Z ext: 5137 andsab@wilsonsd.org
Mrs. Michele Zawilla Student Assistance Program Coordinator/School Social Worker ext. 3954 zawmic@share.wilsonsd.org

 

Administrative Assistants
Mrs. Diane Arndt ext: 1131 arndia@wilsonsd.org
Mrs. Rayn Keiser ext: 4603 keiray@wilsonsd.org

 

Faculty

Sabrina Andrieux
Mark Greaves
Julia Huang
Dr. Frank Hutchko
Rebekah Marconi
Erin Stramara
Michele Zawilla

 

As High School counselors, we work closely with students and their families, addressing academic, career, social and emotional issues. Our profession is built upon the idea of the dignity, worth, and independence of each student. The ultimate goal of all high school counselors is firmly based on the human worth of the individual. Our goal at Wilson High School is to use our training to help each student become self-aware and responsible for his/her decisions, actions, and future; to help each student confront and resolve the problems and issues that might limit growth, and to help each student realize his/her unique potential. Our work is defined by three Cs: we Counsel students; we Consult with parents, teachers, and administrators; we Coordinate educational programs and referrals to other sources of help. We want to encourage students and parents to contact us – in person or by phone – with problems and concerns; we want to provide support, help and, when indicated, appropriate referrals for our students and their families.

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