Student's Page

2024-2025

Tiger Counseling Family

Guidance Office Hours 8:10 am- 4:00pm

Parents and students may schedule an appointment by contacting the grade level counselor. Counselors can be contacted at the George Washington Carver High School main number 706-748-2499 and through email.

Ms. Shari Thomas

Guidance Director

Senior Counselor 

ACT Coordinator

thomas.shari.l@muscogee.k12.ga.us

Mrs. Tosha Leake

Junior Counselor

Sophomore Counselor (A-L)

Dual Enrollment Coordinator

leake.tosha.s@muscogee.k12.ga.us

Ms. Brittany James

Sophomore Counselor (M-Z)

Freshman Counselor

 james.brittany.n@muscogee.k12.ga.us

Mr. Derrick Hayes

Guidance Clerk 

hayes.derrick.t@muscogee.k12.ga.us

George Washington Carver High School Guidance and Counseling Department 

Our Mission :

 The mission of the G.W. Carver Professional School Counseling Program is to provide quality direction in the areas of Academic, Career, and Personal/Social development through an assertive partnership with students, family, educators, and community to create productive members of society

 

Our Vision Statement:

 Carver High School graduates are strategic problem solvers and lifelong learners who have obtained the academic and social-emotional skills necessary to be successful in their postsecondary pursuits.

 

Our Belief Statement:

●   All George Washington Carver students have the ability to be successful.

●   Through evaluative use of data, school counselors have the responsibility to ethically:

-Support students’ with their academic, career, personal and social development

-Empower students to be self-sufficient, self-aware and to value themselves as contributing members of our society

-Teach students the skills necessary to reach their fullest intellectual and social potential

 

 

November Students of the Month

 

 

December Students of the Month

Character Words of the Month from Guidance!

February - Tolerance

Consideration and respect for the individual differences, views, and beliefs of other people.

 

Week 22: Acceptance – When you learn to accept instead of expect, you will have fewer disappointments.

Week 23: Forgiveness – Forgiveness doesn’t excuse their behavior. Forgiveness prevents their behavior from destroying your heart.

Week 24: Considerate – Being considerate of others will take you further in life than any college degree.

Week 25: Open-mindedness – Having a mind opened to alternative perceptions knows there are many ways to see the same situation.