College and PERSONAl Counseling

The Counseling Department consists of eight counselors who provide Jesuit students with academic, personal, and college counseling at each grade level. Students have access to three full-time college counselors who directly assist students and their parents in the college selection process. Three additional grade-level school counselors and a resource counselor work with students for the purpose of enacting positive changes in the areas of educational, social, emotional, and/or behavioral functioning.

Beginning freshman year and continuing through the senior year, counselors implement a curriculum that is developmental, flexible, and responsive to the specific trends and needs of each grade level. The Counseling Department supports the Jesuit goal of graduating young men who embody the principles of the “Grad at Grad" – Open to Growth, Intellectually Competent, Religious, Loving, and Committed to doing Justice.

See below for a link to Naviance, the School Profile, and grade level classroom session information.

Family Connection/Naviance Family Connection/Naviance is a web-based research and planning tool for students, parents, and guidance counselors. The website manages individual students as they move through the entire college planning, application, and decision process. Click here to access Family Connection/Naviance. If you have any questions, please contact Director of College Counseling Fernando Rodrigues at frodrigues@jesuittampa.org, or (813) 877-5344, ext. 521.	School Profile The School Profile for Jesuit High School, a product of the College Counseling department, details such things as the school's graduation requirements, course selection, community service requirements, curriculum, enrollment data, grading and class rank, standardized test and AP test scores, National Merit scores, accreditations, and college acceptances. Click here to view a pdf of the 2021-22 School Profile
Classroom Guidance Sessions In addition to being available to students daily at the Counseling Center, all guidance counselors also meet with students in classroom guidance sessions one period per cycle throughout the year. The specific classroom topics for each grade level are: Freshman Introduction to school life and good study habits Personal adjustment to high school Values clarification Drug and alcohol education. Sophomore Personal problems with emphasis on alcohol and other drugs Human sexuality Preparation for the PSAT Review of good study habits. Junior Preparation for the PSAT, SAT and ACT Interpretation of standardized test scores Introduction to college careers and vocational choices Stress management. Senior College choices College applications and forms Interview techniques College life College placement	College Representatives Scheduling Visits We are pleased that college representatives are interested in meeting with our juniors and seniors. To schedule a visit, please email Mrs. Jan Manhold, Assistant to College Counseling, at jmanhold@jesuittampa.org, or (813) 877-5344, ext. 520. Please indicate any preferred dates and times. Each visit may last up to one class period, and may be scheduled on most days starting at 8:15am, with the last visit starting no later than 2:30pm. We experience “peak times” for visitors and do our best to schedule all interested colleges. Call us if you have questions about logistics or would like recommendations during your stay in the Tampa area. We look forward to welcoming you to campus.
Counseling Newsletter 2021-22 Counseling Newsletters Fall 2021 - Issue 1