La Pine High School
Counseling
We Welcome You
We welcome all students and parents to seek assistance from our
counseling office when they are in need of help. Our staff can offer
assistance with social, emotional, behavioral and/or academic issues.
Below are our counselors for the
2021/22 academic year with their contact information:
Mr. Bozich / 10th & 12th grade counselor: Google Voice (call/text) 541-249-9927 Click the following link to schedule an appointment with Mr. Bozich → 
Ms. Jaeckel / 9th & 11th grade counselor: Google Voice (call/text) 541-728-3319 Click the following link to schedule an appointment with Ms. Jaeckel →
MENTAL HEALTH CHECK-IN AND SUMMER RESOURCES:
What is “mental health”?
Mental health is
the overall wellness of our emotions, thinking, and behaviors. When we
are mentally well, we regularly practice our coping skills such as
exercise, hygiene, talking with a friend, reading, spending time
outside, drawing, and listening to music. This coping helps us manage
normal stressors in life, like school and interpersonal conflicts,
allowing us to function and contribute to our communities positively.
Why is this important?
As we head into the summer, there are many things that are changing: our routines, how often we see our friends, how we spend our time, etc. This transition can cause a range of emotions, affecting our thinking patterns and behaviors. To help you cope with the transition to summer, and to help you take care of yourself while you are away, we have compiled a list of resources for you! Remember, you are never alone!!
The following list of links are resources for you to support your mental health now and through the summer:
How to care for your mental wellness, i.e. “self-care”
How to support yourself or others in a mental health crisis
LGBTQIA+ resources
Black, Indigenous, Person of Color (BIPOC) resources
Sexual Assault/Abuse + Intimate Partner Violence resources
Other Mental Wellness Resources (Central Oregon, Grief/Loss, People with Disabilities).
SCHEDULE CHANGES:
THERE WILL BE NO SCHEDULE CHANGES FOR THE 2021/22 ACADEMIC YEAR.
If students don’t forecast, we will be creating schedules for them and we are NOT changing schedules. Instead, LPHS Counseling will be offering students small group support in organization skills and stress management skills, both will include support in asking for help and working through change.
How do I know if I am on track to graduate?
- By the end of 9th grade year, I will have completed 6.5 credits
- By the end of 10th grade year, I will have completed 13 credits
- By the end of 11th grade, I will have completed 19.5 credits
- By the end of 12th grade, I will have completed 26 credits
Curriculum Handbook / Course Descriptions
Please click on the highlighted area below for information about the classes we offer and more:
2021/22 Curriculum Handbook
New and transferring students:
Please contact our school Registrar, Ms. Chamberlain @ 541-355-8500 to register. You will need the following information to register:
- A completed student registration packet
- Proof of current address
- Transcript or grade report from previous school
- Immunization records
- Birth certificate (if possible)
Transcript Requests
We provide transcripts to colleges, universities, trade schools and employers through Parchment for current and former students. You can also order a transcript for yourself. If you have questions regarding ordering a transcript, please contact our Curriculum Secretary/Registrar, Ms. Chamberlain at 541-355-8500.
Graduation Information For 2021 Grads:
Please click on the link below for important Senior information.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WqPjtZlYpR0gKht_byNdOcrrJS_PZSsH/view?usp=sharing
Mental Health Resources:
Deschutes County Department of Health offers resources for those needing mental health support:
- Services in La Pine call 541-322-7146
- Oregon YouthLine: 877-968-8491 or text “teen2teen” to 83983
- National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-TALK (8255) TEXT “273Talk” to 839863
- Children and Family Program
- Suicide Prevention
Other Resources:
Athletic Eligibility
Student/athletes must be enrolled in, and passing, four full classes to be eligible for sports. This includes the trimester that you are participating in a sport, and also the trimester prior to your sports season. Students must also have a 2.0 GPA and be on track to graduate.