Academic Planning
Access course-selection information, course-change resources, academic deadlines, catalogs, graduation requirements, and planning documents.
View academic planning resourcesFind academic planning tools, college and career resources, social-emotional support, community services, counselor information, and opportunities designed to help Compass scholars move forward with confidence.
Counseling resources at Compass support academic progress, postsecondary planning, social-emotional wellness, and connection to additional services when more help is needed.
Scholars and Learning Coaches can use the resources below independently or connect with their assigned counselor for guidance about the best next step.
Choose a resource area below to access current information, planning tools, counselor-created materials, and support options.
Access course-selection information, course-change resources, academic deadlines, catalogs, graduation requirements, and planning documents.
View academic planning resourcesExplore college planning, career pathways, concurrent enrollment, applications, financial aid, work permits, and postsecondary options.
Explore college and career toolsReview the high-school coursework used to meet minimum freshman admission requirements for University of California and California State University campuses.
Find mental-health coordination, wellness tools, family services, and community-based resources available to Compass scholars and families.
Open community resourcesLocate counselor office pages, alphabet assignments, College and Career Readiness counselors, and current contact information.
Visit counselor officesFind current counseling learning labs, social-emotional learning opportunities, academic support sessions, college and career workshops, and small-group information.
View learning opportunitiesAccess recorded academic, college and career, and social-emotional resources created for scholars and Learning Coaches.
Browse video resourcesVisit the complete Counseling Office for counselor pages, academic resources, wellness information, recordings, learning labs, podcasts, and additional family tools.
Open the Counseling OfficeCommunity service can help scholars build experience, strengthen connections, explore interests, and contribute to their communities.
Scholars should confirm eligibility, safety expectations, required permissions, and any documentation needs before beginning a service opportunity.
Explore Counseling ResourcesScholars may need their charter’s CEEB code when completing college, scholarship, financial-aid, or testing forms.
If someone is in immediate danger, call 911. For suicide or emotional-crisis support in the United States, call or text 988. Compass counselors provide school-based support during school hours, but school counseling is not emergency or ongoing clinical therapy.
Counselors can help scholars and families identify the right academic, wellness, college, career, or community resource.