Counseling/Student Services

Back row: Alyssa Lopez, Sandy Schmidt, Pam Orton, Karen Young, Sondee Low-Johnson, Lindsay Korstad, Karen Luke
Middle row: Kady Stafford, Amy Micheletti, Andy Fleming, Carla Gomez, Shannon Hodgen
Front row: Zavi Borja, Garrett Nyman

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. Call or email your student's counselor to make an appointment.

CLICK HERE TO FIND YOUR STUDENT'S 2020-2021 COUNSELOR

New and Transferring Students

Welcome to Summit High School! Prior to contacting the counseling office, please 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 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.

Curriculum Guide

Find information about the classes we offer (and more!) here:

Click here to see our 21-22 Curriculum Guide

Click here to see our 21-22 Freshmen Curriculum Guide

Haga clic aquí para ver 21-22 Guia Curricular para Estudiantes del Grado 9

Forecasting - Incoming 9th graders

WELCOME CLASS OF 2025!

We are excited to have you at Summit! Please look over this information on how to choose your classes for next year.

First, watch this great video our counselors put together about transitioning to high school.

And then watch this video that talks about forecasting for your classes (aka- choosing which classes you want to take).

Here is our 9th Grade Course PLANNING Sheet and for more information about our classes, check out our Freshman Curriculum Guide. Haga clic aquí para ver 21-22 Guia Curricular para Estudiantes del Grado 9.

These are awesome videos that highlight some of our programs!

Once you figure out what classes you'd like to take, watch this video that shows how to fill out the Google form: 9th Grade Forecasting_How to Fill Out the Google Form.

Now you're all ready to add your choices to our google form HERE!

And here is a GO STORM! montage video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1igJTSA6fYo

Forecasting - Current 9th, 10th & 11th graders

You need to enter your course choices into StudentVUE beginning on Mar. 19th. ALL course choices must be put in StudentVUE by April 9th. BE SURE TO ACCESS STUDENTVUE THROUGH A BROWSER AND NOT THROUGH THE APP or your choices might not save correctly. Use THIS link.

Here are your forecasting sheets, instructions and a video to help you with forecasting:

Freshmen going to be Sophomores:
10th Grade Course Selection Sheet
Instructions
Video

Sophomores going to be Juniors:
11th Grade Course Selection Sheet
Instructions
Video

Juniors going to be Seniors:
12th Grade Course Selection Sheet
Instructions
Video

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. 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.

Here is our 20-21 School Profile

Important Info for Seniors - Class of 2021

HERE IS THE SENIOR TIMELINE! It's always being updated so check it OFTEN!

Senior Timeline en Espanol

Letter of Rec

Letterman & Class Ring Orders: Students - are you interested in ordering a Summit class ring or letterman jacket? You can do so by visiting www.minersgrad.com OR emailing Doug at: [email protected]

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.

Mental Health Resources

Deschutes County - Department of Health offers resources for those needing mental health support:

• Children and Family Program
• Suicide Prevention

Other Resources:

• Teen Health and Wellness

Bend Area Tutors & Tutoring Services

Click here for the list