Student Services - Delavan-Darien School District

Student Services

Student Services at Delavan-Darien High School uses a comprehensive school counseling model that addresses the Academic, Post-Secondary/Career, and Personal/Social needs of students.

Services provided by the office include:

School Counseling Curriculum

Responsive Services

System Support

Career planning

Student/parent workshops

College application

Course selection

Financial aid

Post-secondary planning

Scholarships

Academic support

Attendance/truancy support

Course registration

Individual advisement

Activity involvement

College and career planning

Course selection

EXPLORE/PLAN/ACT — PSAT/SAT — A.P.

Scholarships/financial aid

Youth apprenticeships

Youth options

Review of records

Student/parent conferences

Test interpretation

At-risk programming

Conflict resolution

Crisis counseling

Individual counseling
Referrals

Regular education

Accommodation plans

Student support groups

Determined by student needs

Students of Concern Team

Consultation, collaboration, teaming

Parent/community outreach

Professional development

Program development

Program evaluation

Program management

Summer Announcements

Please see the daily Student Bulletin for up-to-date announcements and events from Student Services.
Follow this link to Post-Secondary Planning for information and resources.
Wisconsin's Private College Week - July 12 - July 17
The 1st ACT Test of the Fall is scheduled for Saturday, September 11 - The Registration Deadline is August 6, 2010. Go to www.actstudent.org for more information.
The 1st SAT Test of the Fall is scheduled for Saturday, October 9 - The Registration Deadline is September 10, 2010. Go to www.collegeboard.com for more information.
Students are eligible to sign the Wisconsin Pledge if they are in eigth grade or if it is before September 30th of their Freshman year. To sign the pledge, visit the Wisconsin Covenant website.
Student athletes planning to attend a Division I or II college or university and play sports must register with NCAA. The recommendation of NCAA is that students register in Grade 11.