San Marin High School

Counseling Office

Services

The Counseling Department includes three credentialed School Counselors, College and Career Specialist, Counseling Technician, and Registrar. As School Counselors, we are aligned with the American School Counselor Association’s (ASCA) National Model of supporting all students’ academic, career, and social/emotional development.

Bay Area Community Resources (BACR) provides therapists on campus who work with our students to provide support in mental and behavioral wellness. Services are available through a referral from your child’s school counselor.

Mental Health Resources
Depression and social media use
Resilience is the key to helping your child overcome anxiety
How to talk to your teen about vaping

Find copies of our grade-level course selection forms below.

The Counseling Department includes three credentialed School Counselors, College and Career Specialist, Counseling Technician, and Registrar. As School Counselors, we are aligned with the American School Counselor Association’s (ASCA) National Model of supporting all students’ academic, career, and social/emotional development.
- UC no longer considers SAT/ACT
- CSU no longer considers SAT/ACT
- A Letter from the Counseling Team
- Career Speaker Series
Bay Area Community Resources (BACR) provides therapists on campus who work with our students to provide support in mental and behavioral wellness. Services are available through a referral from your child’s school counselor.
- Mental Health Resources
- Depression and social media use
- Resilience is the key to helping your child overcome anxiety
- How to talk to your teen about vaping
Find copies of our grade-level course selection forms below.

Contact Your Counselor

Students

Drop in: Students may meet with their counselors on a drop-in basis before school, during break or lunch, and after school. This method is best if you have a quick question or concern.
Appointment: Students may make an appointment to see their counselor by speaking with Mrs. Milani, Counseling Tech. This method is best if you think your question or concern might take more time to address. Your counselor will call you in as quickly as possible.
Email: Sending your counselor an email saves students from missing important class instruction and having to wait in line. Emailing your counselor is a quick and easy way to get answers to your questions and concerns.

Parents

If you have questions about your student’s current grade or course content, please contact the teacher directly. You may also use Aeries to monitor your student’s progress in his or her classes. Counselors do not have additional information regarding specific classes, so teachers will be best equipped to inform and guide you.
If you have a general question or concern for your student’s counselor, the most expedient way to contact him or her is through email. You can also contact your student’s counselor through voicemail. Counselors will return phone calls within 24-48 hours. Please keep in mind that if you’re calling about a teacher-related issue, we ask that you have communicated with the teacher first.