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Guidance Department

The administration and faculty of St. Lucy’s recognize the importance of providing effective personal, career and college guidance for each student. Various programs in the areas of high school orientation, academic guidance, career and college guidance and personal issues are provided in an effort to meet student needs.

St. Lucy’s extends opportunities for both individual and group academic guidance to all students. Extensive personal counseling is not within the scope of the school’s program. If a student is in need of consistent professional help, the counselor may be of assistance in suggesting possible alternatives to parents.

The guidance staff is available to all students and parents. Students and parents are encouraged to arrange counseling appointments as needs arise.

Students are assigned to counselors alphabetically by last name:

Mrs. Charles A-E
Ms. Bencomo F-M
Ms. Leiva N-Z

STUDENT CONFIDENCES

Guidance counselors, teachers, retreat leaders and other school personnel will respect the verbal or written confidences of students, except in cases where the health or safety of the student or others is involved.

LEARNING PROBLEMS AND DISABILITIES

Although the school does not have the resources or personnel to assist students with serious learning disabilities, every feasible effort is made to accommodate students with identified learning disabilities. Parents who know or suspect that their daughter may have a learning disability should contact her counselor during freshman year or as soon as possible. Counselors will inform teachers as to the nature of the disability and provide suggestions for assisting the student’s learning. Classroom accommodations must be in place for four months prior to requesting assistance in standardized testing. The first test is in October of sophomore year.

PEER COUNSELORS

Seniors who are members of the Applied Psychology class receive training in peer counseling and are available to students.

St. Lucy's Priory High School
655 West Sierra Madre Ave.
Glendora, CA 91741
(626) 335-3322