School counselors improve student success
Counselors are vital members of the education team. They help students thrive in school and work toward their school and life goals. To see a counselor, contact him or her or fill out an appointment-request form available outside the counselors’ office.
College and career development
Explore college and careers
Check out these college-planning resources.Academic achievement
Get help with school
Counselors help students be successful in school. They also can assist with scheduling and graduation requirements.
Social and emotional skills
Learn how to deal with challenges
Students can seek help with personal issues, including family, friends, depression, self-esteem and drug and alcohol use.
Community resources
Clark County Crisis Line
Behavioral health crisis services are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
360-696-9560 or 800-626-8137
Teen Talk
Teen Talk offers non-judgmental peer-t0-peer support for a variety of topics.
email: CCTeenTalk1@hotmail.com or 360-397-2428
Psychology Today
Find detailed professional listings for a therapist.
Children’s Center
360-699-2244
Children’s Home Society
360-695-1325
Mental Health NW
360-397-8484
Lifeline
360-397-8246
211info
Information and referral services regarding housing, medical, legal, transportation, community groups and support groups can be accessed in Clark County by calling 211 or (360) 694-8899.
Behavioral health resources
Vancouver Public Schools is committed to supporting the well-being and mental health of all students. Students and families are encouraged to contact their school counselor for additional information.