Welcome to Southeast Raleigh Magnet High School Student Services
SRMHS Counseling & Student Services Department Mission is to empower students with the knowledge and skillset to become powerful, informed, and productive citizens who lead and fostering positive change domestically and throughout the global community.
Our primary focus is to support student's social, emotional, and academic success on an individual basis through strategic planning and monitoring of progress. We recognize that a student's overall well-being is fundamental to academic achievement of Social, Emotional, Learning (SEL) therefore a student and counselor collaboration is imperative in order to foster this on-going academic, social, and emotional endeavor. Counselors are here to support the WHOLE student while guiding and connecting them with in-school and outside-of-school resources/opportunities.
"We Are Student Focused - Student-Driven"
CEEB/SAT/ACT/School Code: 343239
Student Services Department: Contact Extention & Email
Counselor for last names A-D: Mrs. C. Shaw, x 24988, email: cshaw@wcpss.net
Counselor for last names E-K: Ms. J. Hall x 24984, email: jhall5@wcpss.net
Counselor for last names L-P: Ms. D. High, x 24988, email: dhigh3@wcpss.net
Counselor for last names Q-Z: Mr. J. Kuhn, x 24996, email: dhigh3@wcpss.net
SAP Counselor (Student Assistance Program),x 25020, agreen@wcpss.com
Data Manager/Address & telephone number updates: Mrs. J. Pendergraft, x 24963, jpendergraft@wcpss.net
Registrar/ Coordinator of Records, Transcripts & Withdrawals: Mrs. M. Peterson, x 24966, mlandorpeterson@wcpss.net
Guidance Technician/ Student Enrollment: Ms. K. Manning x24982, kcmanning@wcpss.net
Dean of Counseling & Student Services Department: Ms. S. D. Poole, x 24985, spoole2@wcpss.net
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College and Career Promises
CCP students are only allowed to take courses that are within their approved pathway(s). If you are unsure of your pathway or the courses in it, please log in to Self-Service for assistance. Visit the "Helpful Links" page for information on how to access and navigate Self-Service.
Registration Dates & Deadlines
- April 15: CCP Self-Registration Opens (Summer and Fall)
- April 24: CCP Application Deadline - New Students (Summer Only)
- May 7: CCP Self-Registration & EV Form Deadline (Summer Only)
- June 11: CCP Application Deadline - New Students (Fall Only)
- July 23: CCP Self-Registration & EV Form Deadline (Fall Only)
Parent Resources: How We Can Support Your Student During Covid and In-Person
Parent's Guide to Easing Student/Children Anxiety During the School Closure
- Be as predictable as can be in your routines at home while your child is present. Consistency helps create a sense of safety.
- Do not show your fears and worries to your child, as this will frighten them. Talk about your fears to your spouse, friends, or trauma specialist. Bring laughter into your home. If your child sees you laugh, they will feel so much more at ease.
- Read books to your child about others who have survived. Brave Bart is a great place to start. For teens, leave the book lying around where they can see it. If they need to, they will read it.
- Unconditional love and acceptance is the best medicine. This is not always easy to give your child when you are angry, upset, or terrified of yourself. Sometimes traumatized children simply need to release the stress created by their fears and they do this by fighting or verbally attacking. As a parent, your initial response to fighting needs to be to ensure that your child is not hurt nor hurts others. Words, of course, do not cause bodily harm, even though they can be difficult to hear at times.
- If this outburst is trauma-driven, often after this release your child will be calm and in control. This is not about a physical or verbal release, but a release of the intense stress of trauma, of trauma residue.
This is when your child needs you the most. Your child needs you to stay in control. Do not lose control, scream, or overreact. This may not be easy, but it is so important. Please send a message to your student's counselor or to Dean Poole, if you have a school-related question. See the email addresses above.
Wake County Approved Science Tutors (click below)
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Scholarships can be a huge help to college-bound students and their families, but many don’t know where to find them, or how to apply. During this free webinar students and families will learn key tips on applying for scholarships, how to create a winning scholarship essay, and more.
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Let your students and families know that they can register for a free webinar to learn more. Please send them the information below:
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Register now for a free webinar:
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Scholarships: Finding Free Money for College
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Wednesday, November 11 | 1-2pm ET Register Now |
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Thursday, November 12 | 8-9pm ET Register Now |
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Space is limited, so please register early!
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Our free Scholarship Search connects students to scholarship opportunities based on their hobbies and interests. The database now has over 6 million scholarships worth up to $30 billion in free money for college.
Plus, when students register, they can enter for a chance to win our monthly sweepstakes. To celebrate National Scholarship Month, we’ve upped the $1,000 prize to $10,000 during the month of November.1
In addition, The Sallie Mae Fund, in partnership with The Thurgood Marshall College Fund, will provide a total of $3 million in scholarships over the next three years to help minority students and other historically underserved communities access higher education and complete their postsecondary education programs. Stay tuned to learn more about the program and how students can apply in early 2021. Connect with us on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn for more helpful tips.
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Borrow responsibly We encourage students and families to start with savings, grants, scholarships, and federal student loans to pay for college. Students and families should evaluate all anticipated monthly loan payments, and how much the student expects to earn in the future, before considering a private student loan. |
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Free College Application Week TBA
For assistance, contact your School Counselor for an appointment
Help with Financial Aid and FAFSA
College Foundation of NC (CFNC)
CFNC Apply to College: https://www.cfnc.org/apply-to-college/
How to Pay for College: https://www.cfnc.org/pay-for-college/
- Navigating College Financial Aid in the Covid Era is an event hosted by the Sigma Tau Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Students and parents will be provided with information to navigate the college financial process. This event is held on October 24th; click the link to register.
Help with RDS
- If you are applying to an in-state school, you and your parent/guardian need to complete the survey from the Residency Determination Service. Click this link to access more information regarding RDS.
SRMHS 2021 - Graduation Announcement and Cap & Gown Delivery
ATTENTION SENIORS!!
FYI, in order to place your graduation order(s), you will need to have a minimum down payment of $80.00. Please plan in advance, all orders will be made online.
Herff Jones: Parent Video
Herff Jones: Student Video
For more information: www.plsmith@herffjones.com, or contact Patrick Smith at 252-478-3146.
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