Moncton High School Guidance Department 2010 - 2011

The Moncton High School Guidance Department consists of three counselors. 

Ms. Buzzell follows students in grade 11 and 12 Ms. McIntyre-Dixon follows students in grade 9 and 10 and Ms. Williams looks after things such as online courses, school agenda, Adult High School Diploma, etc.

Students wishing to meet with a counselor are asked to fill out an ‘appointment slip’ available in the Guidance Office. Depending on the reason for the meeting, they will be called down immediately or perhaps within a day or two – depending on the urgency and reason for the request.

Most referrals to guidance are for the following reasons:

  • Personal counseling
  • Academic concerns (requesting a change in course, a tutor, a change in ‘course level’, etc.)
  • Seeking information on Post Secondary options
  • Scholarship/bursary/Student Loan information

Our guidance counselors welcome calls from parents regarding any of the above.

Additional referrals of a personal nature, the Guidance Department may call on ‘outside agencies’ such as Mental Health or Sexual Health. As is expected, information between the student and the counselor is confidential, unless the safety of the student is in jeopardy.

Related Guidance Services:

  • Psychologist - TBA
  • Mr. Marc Taillon - Addictions Counselor - @ MHS on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
  • RCMP Liason – 

 
 
Higher Education
Student Awards
Association of Universities and Colleges
Canada Student Loan
 
Careers
Job Bank
 

 

Click on the links Grad Notices to find out information about scholarships, bursaries and grad class information.  Grad notices are posted in all grade 12 homerooms.  They are distributed every two to three weeks.               

Notice 1 Notice 5 Notice 9 Notice 13   Notice 17        
Notice 2 Notice 6 Notice 10 Notice 14   Notice 18
Notice 3 Notice 7 Notice 11 Notice 15    Notice 19  
Notice 4 Notice 8 Notice 12 Notice 16  

Career Exploration Website

www.careercruising.com

username: MONCTON

password: HIGH


 

Katimavik is Canada’s leading youth services program designed to foster personal development of Canada’s youth. 
If you are between the ages of 17 and 21 and you would like more information about this opportunity contact www.katimavik.org or 1 888 525 1503.

 

Applying to college or university?

websites for post secondary information:

Canlearn.ca

Studentawards.com

Scholarshipscanada.com

Complete application, most institutions now offer and encourage online
applications and  can be forwarded to the school of your choice electronically.

 

Transcripts

Graduates who are applying to college or university must forward their final marks to the institution of their choice.

Students must fill out a transcript request form in the
main office.  The cost for official transcripts is $2 each. 
Unofficial transcripts (for scholarships) are free. 
The office requires three days to process transcript requests.