Counseling

Graduation Requirements

Schedule Change Policy

2022-2023 Master Schedule

FALL SCHEDULE CHANGE VIDEO

SPRING SCHEDULE CHANGE VIDEO

Academic Tips for High School

Paid Tutors

Peer Tutors

GRADE/PASS Option Form - Trimester 3 (2022-23) due May 1, 2023

*Grade/Pass Option Form. Students can only sign-up for one class as G/P for the trimester. To earn credit, students must get to a passing mark of at least 60% and may be required to complete all essential learnings as outlined by the instructor.

EHS College Visits

Registering for a College Visit Instructional Video

College Admission Guidelines

Rising Senior Summer To Do List

ACT vs SAT

Preparing for the ACT/SAT

ACT Naviance Test Prep Program Video

PSAT FAQ's

College Application Process

College Application Tracking Form

Ordering Transcripts Directions

Ordering Transcripts Instructional Video

Transcript Ordering Link (Parchment)

Using Common App with Parchment

Request for Letter of Recommendation

Request for Recommendation Instructional Video

Counselor Connection: Special Edition Newsletter for Seniors

FAFSA Info & Help

Financial Aid Night Power Point

Naviance Student is a tool for college, career, academic planning and research. Counselors engage students in specific grade lessons each year using student’s Naviance Student accounts. Parents can access important college and career information from our Naviance Student site via Guest Access- password is wildcats (case sensitive). Students should still use their individual Family Connection accounts. Visit: https://student.naviance.com/eagan and select “I’m a guest.”

Military Opportunities

NCAA Student-Athlete Information

Websites for Post-Secondary Planning

Individual Counseling 

EHS counselors will meet individually with students or with their parents surrounding:

• Academic and career counseling
• Student progress in school
• Student academic/personal concerns
• Post high school planning (college and career)
• High school curriculum selection and scheduling

Group Counseling

Student Support Groups:

Family Change: helping students deal with separation, divorce and other family change issues.

S.W.A.P. (Students with Addicted/Alcoholic Parents): designed to support students who have a parent/guardian who is suffering from an addiction.

TMZ (Teen Men Zone):  a group for young men who meet one or more of these criteria: need a connection/friendship; troubled/lost; immature/lacking social skills; family/parent issues; low grades

Anxiety Support Group: A psycho-educational group designed to help students identify their triggers and learn positive coping techniques.

Grief: a co-facilitated group with Park Nicollet for students who have experienced the loss of a loved one (parent/guardian/sibling).

Please notify your students’ counselor if you would not like them participating in a student support group. 

Local Mental Health Agencies

Mental Health Services Available at EHS through Water’s Edge Counseling & Healing Center and Associated Clinic of Psychology

District 196 and Eagan High School offer Co-Located Mental Health Services to our students.  EHS has teamed with Water’s Edge Counseling & Healing Center and Associated Clinic of Psychology to provide an office space within the school and a convenient way for students to access therapy however, the clinic is separate from EHS. 

Associated Clinic of Psychology Parent Info

Associated Clinic of Psychology- FAQ

District 196 Virtual Calming Room

Dakota County 24-Hour Crisis Line: 952-891-7171

Dakota County Children’s Mental Health: 952-891-7459

Dakota County Mental Health Website

Minnesota Crisis Text Line: Text MN to 741741 

EHS Website pages