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NCAA Eligibility Center: Best Practices for High School Counselors

Topics to be addressed Join NCAA Eligibility Center staff as we discuss topics to best support student-athletes as they navigate the initial-eligibility process. We will discuss topics like the core-course review process and best practices for school counselors- including how to help student-athletes with recruiting. Time will be allocated for staff to answer your school […]

Presentation and Q&A on New York State Graduation Requirements for High School Counselors

Presentation and Q&A on New York State Graduation Requirements for New High School Counselors All counselors looking for the latest info & a refresher are also invited Topics to be addressed Latest graduation requirements Diploma Types Multiple (+1) Pathways Appeals and Safety Nets Endorsements and Seals Transfer Students Tuesday, April 9 at 3:00 pm with special […]

Federal & NYS Child Labor Laws Presentation

OPEN TO ALL COUNSELORS:    On Thursday, June 13th at 4 p.m. NYSSCA will be hosting a presentation provided by the US Dept of Labor & the NYS Department of Labor regarding Child Labor Laws that affect all of our working age students.  As we approach summer vacation, many of our kids are looking to […]

Suicide Prevention Webinar

Gabe Lopez is a psychotherapist at a group private practice in Midtown Manhattan, offering in-person and virtual sessions. He earned his bachelor's degree in Psychology from St. John's University and a master's in social work from New York University. Gabe has extensive experience in crisis intervention, having volunteered for various suicide prevention hotlines and facilitated […]

NCWIT Counselors for Computing-12.19.24

This workshop equips counselors with tools to integrate computer science activities into their practice, fostering college/career readiness. Participants will learn to identify and nurture computing talent in all students, emphasizing equitable access for underserved populations. Prepare students for the future workforce and expand your influence as a school counselor through computing education. Learning Outcome 1: […]