Guidance Counsellors

Guidance Counsellors are available to answer questions related to timetables, career planning, personal and social issues, special educational needs, and to suggest possible referrals to appropriate school personnel and outside agencies.

Students are assigned by last name to a counselor who will work with the student until graduation:

•     Pam Ford (A-C)

•     Sean Smyth (D-J)

•     Michael McSheffrey (K-M)

•     Melanie Keogh (N-R)

•     Stephanie Goodwin (S-Z)

NEW - Online Appointment Booking

If you would like to speak with your Guidance Counselor,   please visit mystudentinfo.ca to make an appointment.

Resource Teachers

Grades 9-12 Grades 7 & 8

Adrienne Noble (A-C) Shelley Hubble

Jennifer Bérubé  (D-L) Amy Heximer

Shawnie Lane (M-R) Hailey Gillis

Ginette Guindon (S-Z)

Carolyn Hopewell - Gifted 

MLL Support Teachers

Jennifer Donohue - ESL Program Teacher

Julie Fortier - ESL Program Teacher

Cassi Roberts - ML Itinerant Teacher

Other services available through Student Services

(Please see your Guidance Counselor to access these services)

Multicultural Liaison Officer (MLO)

In partnership with Ottawa Community Immigrant Services Organization our MLO supports our newcomer families to Canada. This program addresses the settlement and integration needs of newcomers, immigrants, refugees and first generation Canadian students and their families to ensure a successful school experience for the students and that both students and parents are fully integrated into the community. Our MLO is  Suheyp Ata.

Addiction Counsellor

To support students who have substance abuse and/or addiction issues or who have family members with these issues. Our counselor is Judy Hawley.

High-Performance Athletes & Artists

If your child is a high performing athlete or artist at the provincial, national, or international level, we understand they need the flexibility to train while continuing with their academic studies. Contact your guidance counsellor to discuss accommodations for your child.

Raising Digitally Responsible Youth - A Parents Guide

Safer Schools Together and The International Centre for Digital Threat Assessment are providing complimentary access to download “Raising Digitally Responsible Youth – A Parent's Guide from Safer Schools Together. 

The guide was designed to help introduce Parents and Caregivers to leading social media platforms, video games, and relevant trends that are either being used already or have the potential to be used by their children. 

This guide is full of tips, how-to’s and definitions for the most widely used apps – including TikTok, Snapchat, Instagram and more. It’s complimentary, and you can share it with every parent in your community.