President's Message

To My Fellow School Counselors,
Welcome to the Connecticut School Counselor Association website. It is a privilege and an honor to serve as your president for the 2009-2010 school year.
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Grant Opportunities
The Pathways to College Act, with bipartisan sponsorship, is a bill designed to aid low-income and first generation students in the transition into higher education by emphasizing the importance of school counseling in the career planning process. This bill will provide crucial grant funds to high need school districts to invest in school counseling services and increase students' access to postsecondary planning information.
Take Action NOW!
Check out the Governor's 2009 Proclamation for Career Development!
Attention High School Guidance Departments!
Have your school included in the NEACAC Website High School Guide. Read more...
The Connecticut State Department of Education
The Connecticut State Department of Education website offers a wealth of national, state, district and school level educational data as well as extensive resources for teachers, administrators, students and families. In addition, school staff can access information on certification and check the most recent job postings on CT-Reap. Other helpful sections include special education, No Child Left Behind (NCLB), and a section on the latest education news and updates.
www.state.ct.us/sde
The American School Counselor Association
The ASCA website is an outstanding resource for school counselors with something for everyone, including legislative updates, articles on issues impacting schools, children, and school counselors, sample lessons, special event announcements, podcasts, and so much more:
www.schoolcounselor.org
Connecticut Counseling Association
http://www.ccamain.com
Connecticut Education Association
http://www.cea.org
The Connecticut Alliance
http://www.ctreap.net
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