Department Chair: Ms. Bardoff kbardoff@bcps.org

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

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

ESOL Students Last Names M-Z: Mr. 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. Bardoff kbardoff@bcps.org

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

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

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

Students Last Names Si-Z: Ms. 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

Students 9 -12 will discuss goals and plans with their school counselor throughout their high school years. Each year the road may change but the School Counseling office will provide guidance and resources along the way.

It begins each year with a survey from the students during out classroom lessons. If you have not done so already please log into your Xello account and complete the Roadmap to Ready survey

This year Baltimore County Public Schools is implementing a new Career Navigation program across the county. The purpose of this program is to connect students with workforce training opportunities, career development programming and to help students find pathways to career success.

Ms. Jaime Sheggrud will be spearheading Parkville's efforts as the school's Career Navigator. She is excited to connect with students, parents and the Parkville community to create a career-focused culture within the school. Please reach out to Ms. Sheggrud at jsheggrud2@bcps.org with any questions, suggestions or insight regarding this exciting new initiative. She is always on the lookout for guest speakers, career-fair representatives, career mentors and partners in helping our Knights prepare for their futures.

Click the picture above to complete the interest form!

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 :)

XELLO PARENT ACCESS FOR STUDENTS IN GRADES 9-12

Great news! Xello is now officially partnering with Baltimore County Public Schools to enhance our college and career readiness program.

If you did not link your Xello account please reach out to Ms Kelsey Bardoff (kbardoff@bcps.org)

College Help Sessions with Ms R.

Every Tuesday and Wednesday in the College/Career Center!

During all lunch shifts

We are committed to expanding knowledge on children's' mental health and empowering student's around their own mental health.

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Please reach out to Ms. Rozankowski or Ms. Kenney for more information

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 above to make requests!