The Community High School Counseling Department aims to support all students in navigating high school successfully by attending to their personal, social, academic, and career goals. We strive to help students build self-awareness and discover their individualized path following graduation. We offer group and one-on-one counseling to support students in navigating personal challenges; selecting courses that align with their post-secondary goals; searching for and deciding upon best-fit college and/or career opportunities; removing barriers to ensure full access to post-secondary institutions; and locating community resources to succeed in high school and beyond.
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Counselors
Please email BOTH Kelly and Brian together for the quickest response.
To look up your assigned counselor for college applications, see HERE.
Brian Williams [email protected]
Kelly Maveal [email protected]
To look up your assigned counselor for college applications, see HERE.
Brian Williams [email protected]
Kelly Maveal [email protected]
Upcoming Community Events For Teens & Families
College and Career Fair
The Ann Arbor/Saline 2023-24 Annual College and Career Fair is 6:00 to 7:30 PM on Wednesday, April 24th, at Saline High School. Speak with representatives from over 70 colleges and universities, meet local business and industry leaders and learn about skilled and technical trades opportunities. This event is free and open to all students and families in the area, but you must pre-register at www.StriveFair.com.
Michigan ECE's Summer Program: Electrify Tech Camp
Electrify welcomes current high school students to north campus in Ann Arbor for a week to learn more about electrical and computer engineering. THE ELECTRIFY 2024 APPLICATION IS NOW OPEN.
Electrify Tech Camp Programs
Electrify consists of five non-residential programs and each week-long program focuses on a different aspect of electrical and computer engineering. Each program is taught by a Michigan ECE faculty member with assistance from current ECE students, and provides a challenging, innovative, and educational environment. This program will allow students to experience the life of a Michigan Engineer first-hand and fosters a hands-on approach in tackling age-appropriate topics.
The following programs will be offered in 2024
Electrify Tech Camp Cost and Scholarships
Each camp program costs $700 per participant. We have a limited number of full and partial scholarships available for students who would otherwise not be able to attend Electrify. More information regarding cost, schedules, etc. can be found on our website. We will begin reviewing applications the week of April 22, 2024.
Rec & Ed
Online registration for our summer 2024 High School Volleyball League opens Monday, April 22nd at 10 AM. This summer league is for all incoming 9th-12th grade volleyball teams and players. There will be Girls Varsity, Girls JV, and Boys leagues available. All registration for TEAMS will take place online from April 22nd through May 13th.
AAPS Summer Music Program
Registration is now open for the AAPS Summer Music Program for all levels of instrumental music students, incoming grades 6-12 in Washtenaw County. Please visit our website to learn more about the classes being offered this summer and how to register.
Ann Arbor Bicentennial Essay Contest
The Washtenaw County Historical Society invites students in grades 6-12 to participate in the Ann Arbor Bicentennial Essay contest. Share your 500 word research-based argument essay answering, “What is one thing that should be preserved for the next 100 years?” Submissions are due by May 1st. Click here for more information and to submit your essay.
Leadership Camp Scholarships
The Michigan Association of Student Councils and Honor Societies (MASC/MAHS) Summer Leadership Camp provides an opportunity for students to experience lessons in leadership, communications, group activities and goal setting. Through this competitive process, students in grades nine through 12 receive scholarships to attend camp. Learn more and apply by May 20th here.
New AAPS Parent Resource
We are pleased to offer a free and confidential website for families, ParentGuidance.org. This site was developed by licensed therapists who provide trusted and specialized courses, professional support and a safe community for parents to learn how to support their child. Parents can also get answers to mental health questions, especially anxiety, depression, self-worth, grief and loss, suicide ideation, family strife and other mental health concerns. Popular courses you may want to explore are: “Parenting with a Purpose” and “Unlocking your Inner Parent Superhero.” The courses within ParentGuidance.org will provide you with tools to form stronger bonds with your children. Links to ParentGuidance.org are available from the A2Schools.org homepage and on each of our individual school websites.
WISD Mental Health Parent Education Series
The Washtenaw Intermediate School District is hosting monthly mental health webinars on the second Tuesday of each month from 7 to 8 PM. Click here for more information, scheduled topics and to register. Links to recordings of previous webinars are available here under the Parents/Guardians tab.
Teen Substance Use: The Why, When, and How of Understanding and Making Change
An educational presentation for youth 12 and up and their parents and caregivers. No registration required. Monthly presentations scheduled through September 2024, with the same presentation being repeated every month. Next session: May 13th, 5-7 PM. 250 Plymouth Rd, Ann Arbor, MI 48109, Rachel Upjohn Building, Garden Level Auditorium. Please see the flier for more information.
Questions? Contact Cayla Yuhn, Clinical Social Worker University of Michigan Addiction Treatment Services at [email protected].
Cooking With Plants Culinary Classes
Trinity Health Ann Arbor Lifestyle Medicine is presenting free monthly classes designed to increase your confidence in the kitchen and improve your familiarity with whole, plant-based ingredients. Classes are virtual and open to all from 6:30 to 7:30 on the second Wednesday of each month. Register for classes here.
Ann Arbor Bicentennial Events
The Ann Arbor Bicentennial celebrates the rich history and cultural heritage that make our city the dynamic and vibrant place that it is today. The schedule of events is available here.
Adulting 101 for Teens and Young Adults
Michigan State University Extension's Adulting 101 programs help teenagers and demystify the obscure reality of being an “adult” through engaging educational sessions. Each FREE session is packed full of important life skills and tools necessary to live independently. Register here.
The Ann Arbor/Saline 2023-24 Annual College and Career Fair is 6:00 to 7:30 PM on Wednesday, April 24th, at Saline High School. Speak with representatives from over 70 colleges and universities, meet local business and industry leaders and learn about skilled and technical trades opportunities. This event is free and open to all students and families in the area, but you must pre-register at www.StriveFair.com.
Michigan ECE's Summer Program: Electrify Tech Camp
Electrify welcomes current high school students to north campus in Ann Arbor for a week to learn more about electrical and computer engineering. THE ELECTRIFY 2024 APPLICATION IS NOW OPEN.
Electrify Tech Camp Programs
Electrify consists of five non-residential programs and each week-long program focuses on a different aspect of electrical and computer engineering. Each program is taught by a Michigan ECE faculty member with assistance from current ECE students, and provides a challenging, innovative, and educational environment. This program will allow students to experience the life of a Michigan Engineer first-hand and fosters a hands-on approach in tackling age-appropriate topics.
The following programs will be offered in 2024
- Nano-Size It: June 17-21
- Entangle It: June 24-28
- Zap It: July 8-12
- Power Up: August 5-9
- AI Magic: August 12-16
Electrify Tech Camp Cost and Scholarships
Each camp program costs $700 per participant. We have a limited number of full and partial scholarships available for students who would otherwise not be able to attend Electrify. More information regarding cost, schedules, etc. can be found on our website. We will begin reviewing applications the week of April 22, 2024.
Rec & Ed
Online registration for our summer 2024 High School Volleyball League opens Monday, April 22nd at 10 AM. This summer league is for all incoming 9th-12th grade volleyball teams and players. There will be Girls Varsity, Girls JV, and Boys leagues available. All registration for TEAMS will take place online from April 22nd through May 13th.
AAPS Summer Music Program
Registration is now open for the AAPS Summer Music Program for all levels of instrumental music students, incoming grades 6-12 in Washtenaw County. Please visit our website to learn more about the classes being offered this summer and how to register.
Ann Arbor Bicentennial Essay Contest
The Washtenaw County Historical Society invites students in grades 6-12 to participate in the Ann Arbor Bicentennial Essay contest. Share your 500 word research-based argument essay answering, “What is one thing that should be preserved for the next 100 years?” Submissions are due by May 1st. Click here for more information and to submit your essay.
Leadership Camp Scholarships
The Michigan Association of Student Councils and Honor Societies (MASC/MAHS) Summer Leadership Camp provides an opportunity for students to experience lessons in leadership, communications, group activities and goal setting. Through this competitive process, students in grades nine through 12 receive scholarships to attend camp. Learn more and apply by May 20th here.
New AAPS Parent Resource
We are pleased to offer a free and confidential website for families, ParentGuidance.org. This site was developed by licensed therapists who provide trusted and specialized courses, professional support and a safe community for parents to learn how to support their child. Parents can also get answers to mental health questions, especially anxiety, depression, self-worth, grief and loss, suicide ideation, family strife and other mental health concerns. Popular courses you may want to explore are: “Parenting with a Purpose” and “Unlocking your Inner Parent Superhero.” The courses within ParentGuidance.org will provide you with tools to form stronger bonds with your children. Links to ParentGuidance.org are available from the A2Schools.org homepage and on each of our individual school websites.
WISD Mental Health Parent Education Series
The Washtenaw Intermediate School District is hosting monthly mental health webinars on the second Tuesday of each month from 7 to 8 PM. Click here for more information, scheduled topics and to register. Links to recordings of previous webinars are available here under the Parents/Guardians tab.
Teen Substance Use: The Why, When, and How of Understanding and Making Change
An educational presentation for youth 12 and up and their parents and caregivers. No registration required. Monthly presentations scheduled through September 2024, with the same presentation being repeated every month. Next session: May 13th, 5-7 PM. 250 Plymouth Rd, Ann Arbor, MI 48109, Rachel Upjohn Building, Garden Level Auditorium. Please see the flier for more information.
Questions? Contact Cayla Yuhn, Clinical Social Worker University of Michigan Addiction Treatment Services at [email protected].
Cooking With Plants Culinary Classes
Trinity Health Ann Arbor Lifestyle Medicine is presenting free monthly classes designed to increase your confidence in the kitchen and improve your familiarity with whole, plant-based ingredients. Classes are virtual and open to all from 6:30 to 7:30 on the second Wednesday of each month. Register for classes here.
Ann Arbor Bicentennial Events
The Ann Arbor Bicentennial celebrates the rich history and cultural heritage that make our city the dynamic and vibrant place that it is today. The schedule of events is available here.
Adulting 101 for Teens and Young Adults
Michigan State University Extension's Adulting 101 programs help teenagers and demystify the obscure reality of being an “adult” through engaging educational sessions. Each FREE session is packed full of important life skills and tools necessary to live independently. Register here.