How Some California School Districts Invest in Counseling-and Achieve Results [edsource.org]

Rafael Maravilla(PACEs Connection Staff) 2/13/207:00 AM

By Carolyn Jones, EdSource, February 10, 2020

Geovanna Veloz, a senior at Mission High School in San Francisco, has always known she wants to be a nurse. What she didn’t know was how to get there.

Her parents couldn’t help much. Immigrants from Mexico, they speak limited English, work long hours and don’t have much experience with education. Neither went to high school at all, in fact.

Enter the school’s academic counseling staff. They ensured that Veloz took the right classes and helped her pick colleges, sign up for the SAT, submit applications and fill out financial aid forms. Veloz is now waiting to hear from three California State University campuses and two University of California schools.

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