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Counseling Center

Counseling Center

Confidentiality: Ms. Brittany and Mr. Wirth treat what you have to say confidentially. What is shared with the counselors stays with the counselors, except in a limited number of situations where they are  required by law to report, such as when the counselor believes that someone might be a source of harm to themselves or others, or where there is reason to believe that child abuse is occurring.

Some of the services the Counseling Center provides include:

Academic Guidance 504 Coordination
Forecasting/Registration Teacher-Student-Parent Meetings
Individual Counseling Crisis Management
Post-high-school Planning PSAT, SAT, & AP Coordination

 


EHS Counseling caseloads: revised for 2026-27 school Year, it now depends on your grade level!

9th & 10th graders- 

  • Brittany McMillan: Last Names A-M
  • Court Wirth: Last Names N-Z

11th & 12th graders (same as previous years)

  • Brittany McMillan: Last Names A-K
  • Court Wirth: Last Names L-Z

ASPIRE

ASPIRE is a mentoring program that matches trained adult volunteer mentors with high school students to develop a plan to help them meet their education goals beyond high school.

Students interested in signing up for ASPIRE can visit Ms. Brittany or Mr. Wirth in the counseling center.

If you are a parent, guardian, or community member interested in becoming a volunteer with the Elmira High School ASPIRE Program, please contact the school counselors, Brittany McMillan or Court Wirth.

Student Permission Form

ASPIRE Volunteer Position Description