Summit High School
Counseling/Student Services
From left: Ms. Gomez, Ms. Harmon, Mr. Fleming, Ms. Doan, Ms. Micheletti, Ms. Orton, Ms. Young, Ms. Luke and Ms. Craft
SHS Counseling Welcomes 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 or academic issues. Parents, please make an appointment if you need to see a counselor. Call or email your student's counselor to make an appointment.
Schedule an Appointment
School counselors are available to meet with students and parents by
appointment. Click on the counselors name below to schedule time with
them, or students can use these QR codes (which are also posted on the Counseling Office
door) to sign up. If you have a quick question, email your counselor by
using [email protected]
You can schedule a Webex, phone or in-person appointment with your counselor by clicking their name below.
Ms. Luke ~
9th grade: Student last names A-E
10th & 11th grade: Student last names A-C
12th grade: Student last names A-E
Mr. Fleming ~
9th grade: Student last names F-K
10th & 11th grade: Student last names D-K
12th grade: Student last names F-L
Ms. Doan (formerly Lopez) ~
9th grade: Student last names L-Q
10th grade: Student last names L-Ri
11th grade: Student last names L-S
12th grade: Student last names M-R
Ms. Gomez ~
9th grade: Student last names R-Z
10th grade: Student last names Ro-Z .. ALSO: J-K and N-P only if you were formerly with Lindsay Korstad.
11th grade: Student last names T-Z .. ALSO: K and N-P only if you were formerly with Lindsay Korstad.
12th grade: Student last names S-Z
**Privacy and Limits of Confidentiality**
When you are meeting with your school counselor, please keep in mind the limits of confidentiality that your school counselor is legally and ethically bound by. Everything you tell them will stay between you and your school counselor except in the following instances:
- If you may harm yourself or someone else
- If someone is harming you or someone else
- If someone else may harm themself
- If you give your school counselor permission to share information with someone else
*Please note that your school counselor cannot guarantee the confidentiality of the physical setting that you are in. This means that we don’t know if there are unintended viewers or recipients in your physical setting. Please be mindful of choosing a private space and if possible, use headphones with a microphone to promote your privacy. Start using the Webex chat feature with your school counselor if you are worried and need more privacy during your conversation.
| CLICK HERE TO FIND YOUR STUDENT'S 2021-2022 COUNSELOR |
New and Transferring Students
Enrollment for the 2022-2023 school year is now open!
Families can submit an enrollment request in two ways:
- **ONLINE ENROLLMENT - RECOMMENDED** You may submit an enrollment request by using the district online enrollment portal. Please visit the link below to enter your student's enrollment data. Be aware that you must live in the Summit High School school attendance boundary to take advantage of the online enrollment. You can register online here: Online Enrollment Request
- Once you have submitted an online enrollment request you will need to email or call our registrar, Amy Micheletti, to confirm your student's enrollment and discuss any other information we will need in order to confirm the request. Amy can be reached at [email protected] or 541-355-4200.
- Paper enrollments will also be accepted by following the instructions found on this page: Paper Enrollment Information
Curriculum Guide and Course Selection Sheets
Below you will find our 22-23 Curriculum Guide as well as the Course Selection Sheets.
Welcome Class of 2026! We are excited to have you at Summit! Our 8th Grade Info Night will be on Monday, March 14th at 6:00pm. This is an exciting evening where you'll be able to tour Summit and also get information about the awesome clubs and activities we have here. Also in March, our counselors will be visiting our incoming freshmen at Pacific Crest and Cascade Middle Schools to talk about choosing your classes for next year. For students who are not at Pacific Crest or Cascade, we will have a Small Schools Forecasting Night on March 16th (more details will be sent to those schools soon!).
2022-2023 Freshmen Curriculum Guide
2022-2023 Guía Curricular para Estudiantes del Grado 9
** 2022-2023 Curriculum Guide **
9th Grade Course Selection Sheet
10th Grade Course Selection Sheet
11th Grade Course Selection Sheet
12th Grade Course Selection Sheet
For our current students: You will be choosing your classes for next year via StudentVUE. Please complete a Course Selection Sheet and have it ready to review with your counselor. These are the weeks that StudentVue will be open for you to input your course selections and also when you'll meet with your counselor in the library to review your choices. Please be sure to have your Course Selection Sheet completed and with you when you see your counselor!
Juniors: April 4 - 8
Sophomores: April 11 - 14
Freshmen: April 18 - 22
Transcript Requests
We provide transcripts to colleges, universities, trade schools and employers through Parchment for current and former students. Current and former students can create an account and request their transcript through Parchment, linked here. * REMEMBER to use a personal email and not your school email!
Athletic Eligibility
Student athletes must be enrolled in, and passing, five full classes to be eligible for sports. This includes the semester that you are participating in a sport and also the semester prior to your sports season.
College and Career Center Canvas Classroom:
Seniors, are you wanting to stay up to date with the most current information? Sign up for our Canvas classroom here: College and Career Center Canvas Class
Important Info for Seniors - Class of 2022
We have a NEW Senior Information page!! Check it out HERE and be sure to BOOKMARK IT!
Community Mental Health Resources
Crisis Resources:
Call 911 if you fear you or someone else is in immediate danger
24/7 Deschutes County Crisis Line 541-322-7500 ext. 9
24/7 Oregon Youthline at 1-877-968-8491
24/7 TrevorLifeline (LGBTQ specific) 1-866-488-7386
24/7 Walk-in Crisis Services at the Deschutes County Stabilization Center (63311 Jamison Street, Bend)
Other Mental Health Resources:
The Bend-La Pine School District Student Mental Health webpage
includes information to help connect students and families with mental
health resources, including help lines, free counseling resources, tips
for families and more.
The Mental Health Provider Directory is intended as a local resource list with providers who can help individuals with a variety of mental health challenges such as anxiety, depression, suicidal ideation, eating disorders, substance use disorders and more. The list is offered voluntarily by providers themselves. Deschutes County Health Services and Bend-La Pine Schools do not endorse any providers listed here. Please make sure to research potential providers and contact them directly with any questions you may have.
Students can access more resources on their iPads through the First Step app. Students can also report tips and concerns to Safe Oregon on their iPads.