Todd Beamer
High School
Counseling
Counselor Availability
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Your counselor is here for you! Parents/Guardians, want to meet with your student's counselor? With our busy schedules, it is difficult to accommodate walk-ins. Please give us a call or email to schedule an appointment. Scroll down to identify which counselor is yours and see their email and phone numbers below. Thank you!
Counseling Office:
(253) 945-2671
School Counseling Role
Our goal is to align our program with the American School Counselor Association’s (ASCA) National Model and the district’s strategic plan. The three main domains that guide our practice are academic, career, and social/emotional development. Our aim is to collaborate with students, parents, other education professionals, and the community to promote a positive school atmosphere that is conducive to growth and learning.
Mission Statement
The TBHS Counseling Department utilizes data-driven, evidence-based techniques to empower our students. We collaborate with students, families, teachers, administrators, and community members as we refine a comprehensive school counseling program which suits the ever-changing needs of our student population. Counselors engage in individual, small group, and grade-level support in the domains of academics, college and career readiness, and social-emotional support.
Vision Statement
TBHS counselors strive to help students formulate and actualize their goals, while recognizing and celebrating their individuality and personal cultural context. We seek to advocate for students at both macro and micro levels to foster and maintain a multiculturally attuned, accepting, safe space which promotes and celebrates student wellness, resilience, and individuality. Students will graduate TBHS with the mindset and skills necessary to successfully pursue their post-secondary goals and become valued community members.
Counselor Contact Information
Assignments by Last Name (Grades 9-12)
| Counselor Name | Assignment | Contact Number | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Annie MacKay Counselor |
Student Last Name A-E | (253) 945-2674 | amackay@fwps.org |
| Kelsey Fischer Counselor |
Student Last Name F-K | (253) 945-2772 | kfischer@fwps.org |
| Phil Villanueva Counselor |
Student Last Name L-Q | (253) 945-2680 | pvillanueva@fwps.org |
| Jesse Nelson Counselor |
Student Last Name R-Z | (253) 945-2676 | jenelson@fwps.org |
|
Yolanda Richardson |
All | (253) 945-2671 | yrichard@fwps.org |
| Alicia Luke Career & College Specialist |
All | (253) 945-2581 | aluke@fwps.org |
Request An Appointment With Your Counselor
Outside of these hours, if you have or someone you know has mental health concerns, here are some resources:
If you need someone to talk to, call 206-461-4922 or (866) TEENLINK (833-6546)
If it is urgent, call CCORS crisis line at 206-461-3222
In an emergency, call 911
Course Registration Information
Other Forms
Fill out and sign the middle school credit form, and send it to your/your child's counselor to have high school credits earned in middle school applied to the student transcript. This is typically done for math and world language courses.