School Counselor: Sherryne Scriven

Email – sherryne_scriven@dpsnc.net
Phone - 919-560-2696, ext. 89224
Office Location: Main Floor, Room 103A 

When can I see my counselor? 

“You can request to see your school counselor, Mrs. Scriven, by clicking the following link and completing the google request form at: Counselor Visit Request Form

Why should I see my school counselor? 

From academic to personal to career — you can come to your counselor and find a place where you can share your concerns and get help in addressing them

Counseling Department Belief

• All students can achieve and meet high standards that will result in academic success
• All students have a right to a safe and supportive learning environment
• The school counseling program serves a central role in meeting students’ needs through development of academic, career and social-emotional needs
• Student needs can be best met through a data-driven comprehensive school counseling program
• The school counseling program utilization of a team approach eliminates barriers in achievement
• The American School Counselor Association ethical standards should guide the work of the school counseling program

Mission:

The mission of the Josephine Dobbs Clement Early College High School counseling program is to provide equity of services and access to a data-driven comprehensive program that promotes the academic, social-emotional and college/career preparatory needs of all students. All students will be empowered to reach their fullest potential and gain the skills necessary to successfully complete the rigorous high school curriculum and up to two years of college credit.   Additionally, students are encouraged to self-advocate and attain the humanitarian skills necessary to develop excellent character. The school counselor will collaborate with school personnel, families, stakeholders and the community; the counseling program will advocate for, support and manage all students’ progress and future college and career success.

Vision:

The visions of the Josephine Dobbs Clement Early College High School counseling program is that with nurture, support and excellence being the norm, all students’ will graduate high school in four years with up to two years of college credits. Students will have the critical thinking and creativity necessary to meet the needs of post-secondary education. Displaying respect for the diversity of others, provide service to the community and becoming leaders in their profession. Possess the ability to be self-advocates and demonstrate the ability to address academic, social-emotional and career/college needs necessary to become globally competitive citizen