Counseling Department
- Hours & Staff
- Services
- Forms
- Parent Resources
- College & Career Readiness
- EHMS Course Offerings-Forms
- Suicide Prevention
Hours & Staff
Office Hours
School days from 8:15 a.m. to 4:15 p.m.
Appointments with Counselors
Counselors are available to meet with students in person during the school day.
Parents have the option to meet with counselors either in person or virtually through Google Meet. To schedule a meeting with a counselor, call the counseling secretary at 435-645-5610 ext 3020.
We follow the Utah State Board of Education guidance and American School Counselor Association (ASCA) Model when implementing our programs and services. You can find more in formation on their websites.
Kristen Thomas
Counselor Last Names K-Pl
435-645-5611 Ext. 3023
Tarah Stowell
Social Worker
435-645-5611 Ext. 3038
Nora Fox
Counselor Last Names A-Bo
Spanish Speaking Families
435-645-5611 Ext. 3022
Danielle Mueller
Counselor Last Names Po-Z
435-645-5611 EXT. 3021
Niko Jensen
Counselor Last Names Br-J
435-645-5611 Ext. 3149
Tucker Cannon
Social Worker
435-645-5611 Ext. 3042
Services
Responsive Services
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Individual Counseling
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Consultation
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Small Student Groups
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Peer Mediations
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BRISC Intervention
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At-Risk Intervention
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Referrals
Individual Planning
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College and Career Readiness (CCR) Meetings
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Parent Conferences
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Academic Review
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Naviance Program Usage
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Class Selection and Registration
Guidance Curriculum
6th Grade
- Internet Safety
- Bullying Prevention
- Prevention Education through Peace House
Peace House Presentation Peace House Opt Out Form
- Naviance Exploration
- QPR Suicide Prevention
7th Grade
- Internet Safety
- Bullying Prevention
- Stress Management
- Goal Setting
- Naviance Exploration
- HOPE Squad
Schoolwide
- Red Ribbon Week
- Spring into Kindness Week
- Mindfulness Practices
Support Systems
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Staff Meetings
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Parent-Teacher Conferences
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Trainings
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Parent Education Classes
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504 Plan Team Members
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IEP Team Members
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Professional Learning Communities (PLC)
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Team Meetings
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Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) Team Members
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2nd Taza
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New Student Orientation
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Student Ambassadors
Forms
Parent Resources
SafeUT is a 24-hour crisis chat and tip line that provides real-time crisis intervention for students, parents/guardians, and educators through live chat and a confidential tip line, from your smartphone. Get the SafeUT App or call 833-372-3388.
988 is the new call/text number for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. Simply dial 988 on your phone or chat online at 988lifeline.org. The Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential emotional support to people in suicidal crisis or emotional distress.
Help Lines
- If you are in an immediate crisis or need emergency assistance right now, call 911
- Get the SafeUT App or call 833-372-3388
- Dial 988 for the 24/7 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline or chat online at 988lifeline.org
- Huntsman Mental Health Institute or HMHI (formerly UNI): 801-587-3000
- HMHI Park City Clinic: 435-658-9998
- Peace House 24-Hour Crisis Line: 800-647-9161
- 24/7 National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800-274-8255 (TALK) or dial 988
Prevention and Parent Education
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Parentguidance.org is a web resource that offers education and therapeutic support to help parents support their child's mental health.
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ParentsEmpowered.org is a media and education campaign funded by the Utah Legislature and designed to prevent and reduce underage drinking in Utah
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Power of Parents (MADD) is a web resource where parents can find research proven strategies to prevent underage drinking in their homes and communities, in conjunction with MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving).
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School Avoidance Alliance is a web resource for parents to find additional resources when their child is struggling with school avoidance.
Mental Health Support
- NAMI-National Alliance for the Mentally Ill provides services to educate and support familes and caregivers of those who live with mental illness.
Other Resources
After School Program Resources PDF
College & Career Readiness
College and Career Readiness (CCR) Meeting - 8th Grade
During the Spring semester of their 8th grade year, students engage in a CCR (College Career Readiness) meeting. This is an opportunity for 8th grade students and parents to meet with their school counselor to discuss academic pathways that they can explore throughout their high school career and beyond.
Research demonstrates that students do better when parents are involved in their education. The CCR process invites parents into the school to plan and monitor their child's progress toward achieving his or her educational goals.
Topics Discussed
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Review of student progress (i.e., attendance, grades, strengths/challenges)
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Course and pathway planning for high school and post-secondary options
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Introduction to Schoolinks — parents will be shown how to access our new college and career readiness program to track and monitor their student's academic progress
Appointments are available Monday through Thursday and typically last 30 minutes. The student and parents attend the meeting together. The student will need to bring their laptop.
Individual 8th Grade College and Career Readiness meetings will be held during Spring 2026.
To schedule an individual appointment, please use the links below or contact Andrea Sato in the Counseling Office at 435-645-5611 or by email asato@pcschools.us.
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CCR Appointment with Nora Fox, Counselor for last names beginning A - Bo and Spanish Speaking Families
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CCR Appointment with Niko Jensen, Counselor for last names beginning Br - J
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CCR Appointment with Kristen Thomas, Counselor for last names beginning K - Pl
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CCR Appointment with Danielle Mueller, Counselor for last names beginning Po - Z
