Summit High School
Counseling/Student Services
Back row: Sandy Schmidt, Karen Luke, Garrett Nyman, Andy Fleming, Karen Young, Sondee Low-Johnson
Front row: Carla Gomez, Pam Orton, Alyssa Lopez, Kady Stafford, Amy Micheletti
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 or academic issues. Parents, please make an appointment if you need to see a counselor. Email your student's counselor or call Amy Micheletti at (541) 355-4200 to make the appointment.
Appointments
Students: Use the sign-up system found in the Counseling Center to make your own counseling appointment. Parents cannot make appointments on behalf of their student.
Parents: Please contact your student's counselor to make an appointment.
Get Ready for the 19-20 School Year
Find information about the classes we offer (and more!) in our 19-20 Curriculum Guide.
2019-2020 Guia del Plan Estudios.
Click here for information about our AP Program.
New and Transferring Students
Welcome to Summit High School! Prior to contacting the counseling office, please complete the enrollment process complete the enrollment process HERE. Once completed, please bring, mail, email or fax the following items to the counseling office:
* Proof of current address
* Transcript or grade report from previous school
* Immunization records
* Birth certificate
Please call our counseling secretary, Amy Micheletti, on or after August 15th to set up a new student appointment with their counselor. She can be reached via phone at 541-355-4201, via email at [email protected], and via fax at 541-355-4210.
Current SHS Students
We will begin forecasting (choosing your classes for next year) on February 28th. Check out this great video that explains it. You will need to choose your classes in StudentVUE BY April 12th. Then you'll meet with your counselor to review your course choices for next year.
Sophomores will meet with their counselor in the library the week of March 4th.
Freshmen will meet with their counselor in the library the week of March 11th.
Juniors will meet with their counselor in the library the week of April 8th.
Please come with a completed Course Selection Sheet AND all your classes entered into StudentVUE! At that time your counselor will review your choices to ensure you're on track to complete all the credits needed to graduate. We'll give you a course selection sheet but if you'd like to check it out ahead of time, they're listed here:
10th Grade Course Selection Sheet
11th Grade Course Selection Sheet
12th Grade Course Selection Sheet
Be sure to choose the one for the grade you'll be NEXT YEAR. To see what classes we're going to have, check out our 19-20 Curriculum Guide posted above.
AND if you'd like a few extra tips on choosing your classes for next year, check out these forecasting tips here:
10th Grade Forecasting Tips
11th Grade Forecasting Tips
12th Grade Forecasting Tips
Incoming 8th Graders
We're excited to have you at Summit! Our counselors will going to middle schools to explain how to choose your classes.
If you are coming from a private or charter school you will need to enroll with us. Here is the link to the enrollment process.
This year we have a Curriculum Guide designed just for freshmen and our counselors will have a copy for you when they visit your school. If you'd like to look it over ahead of time you can download that and a forecasting sheet here:
SHS 19-20 Freshmen Curriculum Guide
9th Grade Course Selection Sheet
Parchment Info
Our district uses Parchment.com for all transcript requests. If you are a current student and haven't set up your Parchment account you should do that today! Check your school email for an email from Parchment with your Registration Code. Here are additional instructions. This is a helpful video from Parchment. To go right to Summit's Parchment page, click here.
Transcript Requests
We provide transcripts to colleges, universities, trade schools and employers through PARCHMENT.COM for current and former students. You can also order a transcript to be sent to yourself. Please go to our Contact Us page to order your transcript.
Important Info for Seniors - Class of 2019
This is your SENIOR TIMELINE! Please print a copy and refer to it often!
This is the presentation given to the Senior parents in November.
This is the presentation given to the Seniors at the Senior class meeting in November.
Important Info for Juniors - Class of 2020
This is the presentation given to the Juniors at the Junior class meeting in December.
Important Info for Sophomores - Class of 2021
This is the presentation given to the Sophomore parents in January.
Smarter Balanced Assessment
The Smarter Balanced Assessment is given to Juniors and takes an average of 8 hours for each test (math and reading/writing). The State of Oregon allows parents to opt out their students from this test and we will accept opt out forms until June 1st.
For an opt out form, click here. For opt out form in Spanish, click here.
PSAT
PSAT SCORES: Students - if you took the PSAT this Fall you will receive an email from the College Board between December 10th and December 12th with instructions on how to access your score online.
Please feel free to contact Andy Fleming, school counselor and PSAT test coordinator, at andy.fleming@bend.k12.or.us if you have any questions.
Here are twoinformational videos to show you how to access your PSAT scores online
and how to understand your PSAT scores. If you
have any additional questions about your PSAT please contact your
school counselor.
Accessing your PSAT scores: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1I6f51n3-dc
Understanding your PSAT scores: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5i-bOhSzyig
Mental Health Resources
Deschutes County - Department of Health offers resources for those needing mental health support:
Other Resources: