Department Chair: Ms. Kelsey Bardoff kbardoff@bcps.org

College & Career Counselor: Ms. Diane Rozankowski drozankowski@bcps.org

ESOL Students Last Names A-L: Ms. Kate Brillon kbrillon@bcps.org

ESOL Students Last Names M-Z: Mr. Joey Barga jbarga@bcps.org

Students Last Names A Ms. Kate Brillon kbrillon@bcps.org

Students Last Names B Mr. Joey Barga jbarga@bcps.org

Students Last Names C-El: Ms. Kelsey Bardoff kbardoff@bcps.org

Students Last Names Em-Ji: Ms. Deidre Gladden dgladden@bcps.org

Students Last Names Jo-M: Ms. Dinah Hong dhong2@bcps.org

Students Last Names N-Sh: Ms. Rachel Allshouse rallshouse@bcps.org

Students Last Names Si-Z: Ms. Emily Wolf ewolf2@bcps.org

Counseling Secretary: Ms. Pullifrone apullifrone@bcps.org

Website: https://parkvillehs.bcps.org/school_counseling
Location: 2600 Putty Hill Avenue, Parkville, MD, USA
Phone: 443.809.5259
Twitter: @counselphs

To meet with a counselor please send them a Schoology message. Students will then receive a pass in class for a meeting time

When you arrive at the counseling office you'll be greeted and asked to sign in

Parents please reach out to the counselor to set up a phone or in person meeting

10th Grade Lesson: Work-life Skills

11th Grade Lesson: Post-Secondary Planning

12th Grade Lesson: Graduation

10th grade - Work Skills

11th grade - College/ Career exploration

Parents click the image to access FOCUS and Schoology. You can view your student's current grades, quarter grades, attendance and assignments!

If you are having trouble accessing please call Ms. Pullifrone at 443-809-5259

Students will be awarded 0.5 credit after successful completion of Marking Period (MP) 1 and MP 2. Students will earn 0.5 credit after a passing grade is achieved for Semester I (MP1, MP2) and earn another 0.5 credit passing for Semester II (MP3, MP4, and final exam). MP3 and MP4 will each weigh 45 percent and the final exam will weigh 10 percent to calculate the Semester II grade. Final grades will be calculated in Focus based on the MP3, MP4, and final exam grades.

Please review the chart below for detailed information.

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Counselors have completed the course registration process with students for the 2025-2026 school year.

Please take time to review courses with your student. Directions are below. Please ensure that your student has back up choices to elective classes.

If there are questions or concerns please reach to the student's school counselor.

Students will have a chance to review and request adjustments in the spring

SERVICE LEARNING HOURS! In order to earn your diploma, you must have at least 75 Service Learning Hours earned in your student record. You can check your specific number of hours in FOCUS by going to My Information -> Service Learning. Please remember that you can submit any hours you've volunteered throughout your time in high school, even beyond 75 hours.

If you have less than 75 hours, KEEP READING...

There are a few options for how to earn your remaining hours.

• If you do something within or related to PHS, you can have the person who supervised the activity either send me an email, or you can complete the Service Learning Hour form which can be picked up from the counseling office. This form must then be returned to my mailbox.

• If you have already done an activity that could be considered community service, you can complete and submit that same form to me. I will also accept documentation provided directly from the organization (for example, some groups provide students with letters or certificates of completion) as long as this includes what the activity was, how many hours were served, and the name of the person in charge.

• If you don't have anything set up to finish this requirement or if you have any questions about this requirement, please reach out to me directly with a Schoology message. Let's make sure to get this requirement taken care of so it doesn't stand in your way of participating in any senior activities! Reach out with questions :)

The Parkville Pantry is available to students and families in emergency situations where food and household supplies are needed; it is not meant as a long-term support. If you know of a family with long term needs, please reach out to their counselor so we can provide further support and resources.

Click the picture to make requests!