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High School Counseling

High School building in the evening.

Central York High School School's Counseling Department includes six school counselors and a Workforce Readiness Coordinator. We are here to help students with course selection and scheduling, academic support, personal concerns, and college/post-graduation planning. The High School Counseling team offers services and assistance in three areas including academics, career and college readiness, as well as social and emotional wellbeing. You can explore services within three of those areas using the navigation below. 

We look forward to working with you!

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High School Counselors

Student's Last Names A-Co
Mr. Robert High

Student's Last Names Cr-G
Mrs. Charlotte Utter

Student's Last Names H-Le
Mrs. Emily Cooper

Student's Last Names Li-Pa
Mr. Eric Shellenberger

Student's Last Names Pe-Sm
Mr. Tristan Zelinka

Student's Last Names Sn-Z
Mrs. Julie Foery

Workforce Readiness Coordinator
Ms. Ellie Lamison

Social Worker
Mr. Emanuel Brown

Social Worker
Mrs. Saige Hilsinger

 

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High School Counseling Staff

Administrative Assistant
Mrs. Kendra Vasellas
717-846-6789, ext. 1318

Office Assistant
Mrs. Sonja Wahl
717-846-6789, ext. 1439

Career Center Assistant
Mrs. Leslie Rojahn
717-846-6789, ext. 1315

High School Counseling Blog

Test Taking

In high school and college (in addition to many jobs), tests are unavoidable.  Learning proper study and test-taking strategies is vital for scoring successfully on tests.

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Use Your Strengths To Learn Better

A person's learning style is the way they process and remember information.  We all learn by seeing (visual learning), hearing (auditory learning) and doing (tactile learning), but we also tend to learn BEST in just one of these styles.

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Use Your Class Time Wisely

If you feel like you're not understanding what's going on OR if there seems to be too much to do, it may be that you're not using your class time as well as you could.

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Get Motivated

If you find that you lack the motivation to study, welcome to the club. Just about every student experiences this problem at one time or another

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2024-25 CYHS School Profile
First page of the PDF file: CYHSSchoolProfile