Counselor
Missouri Connections is a career planning system that we use in the Glasgow School District. Students as well as parents can sign on to this website to learn about more about college and career planning. Students at Glasgow use this tool to complete their Personal Plan of Study and other career exploration activities.
For more information or to connect to Missouri Connections use the following link.
The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education school counseling staff has compiled and placed information related to labor shortages and job attainment on their website. This information is regularly updated. The links can be found here:
https://dese.mo.gov/college-career-readiness/school-counseling/legislation; https://meric.mo.gov/regional-profiles/northeast; https://meric.mo.gov/regional-profiles/central
Labor Market Letter (1).docxWe are excited to announce a new partnership between Glasgow School District and Burrell Behavioral Health! Through this partnership, Burrell Behavioral Health will be offering behavioral health services in our buildings in order to help students reach their full potential while in school. Please contact Erika Derboven, Stacey Kottman or Sonya Fuemmeler if you are interested in learning more about the program.
SOS Parent Letter and Handout.pdfSOS Parent Letter
SOS Parent Training PPT.pdfSOS PPT
2019 Parent BSAD Screening Form.pdfSOS Prevention Program
IMPORTANT LINKS:
http://web3.ncaa.org/ECWR2/NCAA_EMS/NCAA.jsp
Sallie Mae: Student Loan Marketing Associations (SLMA)
Foster Care Point of Contact
Sonya Fuemmeler is the Glasgow School District Foster Care Point of Contact. Erika Derboven assists with these duties as well. All foster care questions should be directed to Superintendent Sonya Fuemmeler at 660-338-2012.
“Has the idea of becoming a foster parent and opening your home to a child who needs you been weighing on your heart?”
There are currently 13,000 children in foster care in the state of Missouri and though each child’s situation is different but each child dreams of having a place to call “HOME.” A place that is warm, clean, safe, and nurturing. Could this be your home? Please consider the follow quote:
“A hundred years from now it will not matter what my bank account was, the sort of house I lived in, or the kind of car I drove…but the world may be different because I was important in the life of a child.” And this child will be thankful for YOU.
If you would like to receive more information, please contact the Randolph/Howard County Children’s Division at 660-263-4330 x255 to reach Resource and Licensing Worker, Kayla Zwonitzer today!
Sallie Mae Picture.pdfStudent Timeline.pdfSenior Information Packet 2019-20.pdfFreshmen Orientation Manual.pdfHigh School Add Class_Drop Class_Partial Day Request Form.pdfTranscript Request Form.pdflocal scholarship application (2).docCARE Basket Suggested Donations List.pdfFOSTER Meeting.pdf