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Case Study: The American School Counselor

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Hello Joy,

I enjoyed reading your post. The American School Counselor Association (2012) national model supports school counselors to collaborate with key stakeholders in order to provide needed services to students. I agree that the stakeholders you identified would be extremely important for the school counselor to collaborate with. As you identified, parents are an important part of the team because they legally have say over their child. Further, parents have a unique view of their child outside of the school setting that can provide great information for the school counselor. The other key stakeholders you identified are important because they oversee the school and work with the students on a daily basis. Another key member to add to

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