Welcome!
 

NHSCA is a division of the American School Counselor Association and represents over 400 of N.H.'s professional school counselors.

The mission of the New Hampshire School Counselor Association is to actively promote standards of excellence in professional school counseling by:

  • Advocating for the role and programs of professional school counselors.
  • Providing meaningful professional growth and development opportunities for N.H. school counselors.
  • Giving energetic, resourceful and dedicated leadership in developing services and programs for its members.


NHSCA Seacoast Region Co-Chairs w/Gov. Lynch School Counseling Week 2010

School Counseling in N.H.

In New Hampshire, all school counselors at every educational level (elementary, middle/junior and secondary) are required to have a Master's Degree specializing in Guidance and Counseling.

All counselors must be certified by the State Department of Education. Certification is renewed on a three-year basis and continuing education is required

*Click here more information and resources on school counseling in N.H.
 

Upcoming events

09 Jul 2012 11:00 AM • Daniel's Restaurant, Henniker, NH
15 Aug 2012 9:00 AM • NHTI, Concord, NH
26 Oct 2012 • Grappone Conference Center, Concord, NH


 Congratulations to the 2011-2012 
N.H. School Counselor of the Year Award 
 Recipients:

Julie DeLuca, Thorton’s Ferry Elementary School, NH Elementay School Counselor of the Year

Michelle Farrar, Ellis School, NH Middle School Counselor of the Year

Lorna Watkins-Barth, Monadnock Regional Middle High School, High School Counselor of the Year

This years winners will be honored at the New Hampshire Excellence in Education Awards. The Awards Ceremony is scheduled for June 2, 2012 at the Center of New Hampshire.

For more information about the "Ed"ies please visit http://www.edies.org/index.html


Congratulations to the 2011-2012 
 Jo Hayslip Memorial Scholarship 
 Recipient:

Julianne Cleary

Keene State College

*Click here for more scholarship info


 

 
 
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