Ohio Standards for the School Counseling Profession



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Ohio Standards for the School Counseling Profession School counselor performance standards align with the American School Counseling Association (ASCA) National Model and contain the basic standards of practice expected from school counselors. These standards accurately reflect the unique education and training of school counselors and their responsibilities within the school system, and fall under larger organizers as shown below: Program Planning & Implementation Program Evaluation Standard 1: Comprehensive School Counseling Program School counselors collaboratively plan, implement, evaluate, and advocate for a comprehensive, developmental school counseling program which includes four components: guidance curriculum, responsive services, individual planning, and system support. Standard 2: Direct Services School counselors provide developmentally appropriate guidance and counseling activities to proactively assist all students to develop and apply skills for maximum academic, career, and personal/social growth during school years. Standard 4: Evaluation and Data School counselors create program assessments and evaluations to review and adjust current program strategies and activities, collect data to share with stakeholders, and to inform stakeholders of future program planning and goals. Professionalism Standard 5: Leadership and Advocacy School counselors are committed professionals who provide leadership, advocate for students, and collaborate with school personnel and parents/guardians to create a positive learning environment for all students. Standard 6: Professional Responsibility and Growth School counselors engage in self-reflection, take responsibility for improving skills and knowledge through professional development, practice ethical principles, and promotion of the school counseling profession. Standard 3: Indirect Services School counselors advocate for students and provide professional expertise to help school personnel, parents/guardians, and community members to increase the effectiveness of student success. Through consultation and coordination, school counselors make referrals to other resources as appropriate. 1

Standard 1: Comprehensive School Counseling Program School counselors collaboratively plan, implement, evaluate, and advocate for a comprehensive, developmental school counseling program which includes four components: guidance curriculum, responsive services, individual planning, and system support. School counselors use data to align their programs with best practices as outlined by the American School Counselor Association. School counselors discuss the comprehensive, developmental school counseling program with school administrators to ensure it meets the academic, career, and personal/social development needs of students, and communicate the goals of the program to students, school personnel, parents/guardians, and the community. School counselors listen attentively to students, colleagues, parents/guardians, and community stakeholders to identify issues and barriers that impede student success. 1.1 Plans and implements a balanced, comprehensive, developmental school counseling program that includes guidance curriculum, responsive services, individual planning, and system support. 1.2 Establishes an advisory council to consult with parents, school personnel, and other community stakeholders to help increase the effectiveness of the comprehensive, developmental school counseling program and promote student success. 1.3 Collaborates annually with school administrators to outline the organization and focus of the comprehensive, developmental school counseling program, which includes program priorities, student improvement goals, implementation strategies, resources management, and school counselor professional goals. 1.4 Encourages staff involvement to ensure the effective implementation of the comprehensive, developmental school counseling program and guidance curriculum. 2

Standard 2: Direct Services School counselors provide developmentally appropriate guidance and counseling activities to proactively assist all students to develop and apply skills for maximum academic, career, and personal/social growth during school years. School counselors use academic, behavior, and attendance data to plan appropriate programs for students. School counselors assist all students with developing academic, career, and personal/social skills, to help them utilize reasoning, understand connections, and make complex choices. School counselors use a variety of activities, resources, and strategies to implement the comprehensive, developmental school counseling program, including individual and group counseling, classroom presentations, academic advising, career development, consultation, parent education, and other responsive services. 2.1 Plans and conducts structured large group/classroom lessons to deliver the guidance curriculum effectively and in accordance with students developmental needs and program goals. 2.2 Uses accepted theories and effective techniques of developmental guidance and counseling to promote the career, academic, and personal/social development of students. 2.3 Monitors student progress and develops appropriate interventions for students as needed. 2.4 Guides students, in collaboration with parents/guardians, to set goals. 2.5 Monitors and manages academic, career, and personal/social development by providing unbiased information on post-secondary career and educational opportunities. 2.6 Demonstrates accurate interpretations of assessment results to students, parents/guardians, and school personnel to guide in individual goal setting and academic planning. 3

Standard 3: Indirect Services School counselors advocate for students and provide professional expertise to help school personnel, parents/guardians, and community members to increase the effectiveness of student success. Through consultation and coordination, school counselors make referrals to other resources as appropriate. School counselors recognize that educating students is a shared responsibility involving the school, parents/guardians, and the community. School counselors improve communication and collaboration among the school, home, and community in order to promote and build trust, understanding, and partnerships with all segments of the school community. School counselors seek solutions and provide referrals to overcome barriers to effective involvement in the education and success of students. 3.1 Consults with parents, school personnel, and other community members to help them increase the effectiveness of student education and promote student success. 3.2 Consults with school personnel, parents/guardians, and other community members to promote understanding of student development, behavior, environment, and relationships. 3.3 Collaboratively provides professional expertise to advocate for individual students and specific groups of students. 3.4 Coordinates people and other resources in the school, home, and community to promote student success. 3.5 Uses an effective and unbiased process when referring school personnel, students, parents, and others to special programs and services. 4

Standard 4: Evaluation and Data School counselors create program assessments and evaluations to review and adjust current program strategies and activities, collect data to share with stakeholders, and to inform stakeholders of future program planning and goals. A comprehensive, developmental school counseling program is multifaceted and designed with continuous evaluation and modification in mind. The school counselor uses results information from the program evaluation to make decisions about program revisions, to set new goals, and to ensure that every student has equal access to a rigorous academic curriculum. 4.1 Monitors student academic performance, attendance, and behavioral information and provides interventions as needed for student success. 4.2 Adheres to legal, ethical, and professional standards related to assessment. 4.3 Annually measures the comprehensive, developmental school counseling program results and reports those results to administrators, parents/guardians, school personnel, and the community. 4.4 Uses results data to recommend systemic change in policy and procedures that limit or inhibit academic achievement for all students. 5

Standard 5: Leadership and Advocacy School counselors are committed professionals who provide leadership, advocate for students, and collaborate with school personnel and parents/guardians to create a positive learning environment for all students. School counselors promote a respectful school environment to ensure that each student is supported by caring staff. School counselors recognize diversity and treat students as individuals, holding high expectations for every student, while understanding that students have varying needs. School counselors recognize that many adults share the responsibility for educating students and collaborate with them to facilitate student success. 5.1 Takes a leadership role within the school community and actively promotes equity and access to resources and services for every student. 5.2 Establishes and maintains professional relationships with students, administrators, school personnel, parents, and the community. 5.3 Builds teamwork by encouraging collaboration among all staff and actively supporting school programs and activities. 5.4 Demonstrates cultural competence and advocate for practices that promote understanding and counteract stereotypes. 6

Standard 6: Professional Responsibility and Growth School counselors engage in self-reflection, take responsibility for improving skills and knowledge through professional development, practice ethical principles, and promotion of the school counseling profession. School counselors actively reflect on their practice(s) through self-assessment, striving to remove bias/prejudice from practice, set appropriate professional goals, and link professional growth to the needs of the school s mission and comprehensive, developmental school counseling program. School counselors participate in high quality professional development that reflects best practices, aligns with the school s mission and goals, and meets the needs of the students and their own professional growth. 6.1 Seeks ongoing, relevant, and high quality professional development. 6.2 Demonstrates professional and ethical practice(s) and professional conduct. 6.3 Evaluates personal beliefs and individual prejudices and removes them from personal practices. 6.4 Demonstrates professionalism in written and oral communication, interpersonal skills, and professional work habits. 6.5 Contributes to the growth of the profession. 7