A full range of student services is available at Tri-County which includes school counseling, special education, and school health services. School Counseling supports students in a variety of ways including program major selection, academic planning, post-secondary placement in higher education or employment, programming for social-emotional wellbeing, and responsive services. School health services is staffed by two full-time registered nurses to assist students in their daily health needs
NAME | TITLE | EXT. |
Dave Elsner | Director of School Counseling | 127 |
Dawn McNamara | School Counseling Secretary | 125 |
Caitlyn Nesbitt | Grade 9 & 10 School Counselor (A-K) | 142 |
David Casey | Grade 9 & 10 School Counselor (L-Z) | 123 |
Cassandra Fleury | Grade 11-12 School Counselor (A-K) | 124 |
Kristian Johannesen | Grade 11-12 School Counselor (L-Z) | 155 |
Jill Chandler, LCSW | School Social Worker | 183 |
Freya Messias | School Adjustment Counselor | 234 |
Heidi Pontes | School Adjustment Counselor | 236 |
Erin Dailey | School Adjustment Counselor | 235 |
College/Career Planning
From the moment you set foot in Tri-County on your first day of school, our faculty’s goal is to ensure you are well-prepared for a bright future. As you begin to weigh your options for life after high school, we encourage you to take advantage of the many planning resources available to you.
Those seniors planning to attend college after graduation should see their guidance counselor to ensure they are on the right track. Students whose last names begin with A-K should see Mr. Casey and students whose last names begin with L-Z should see Ms. Johannesen.
Students who qualify for accommodation on testing and who would like to request accommodations for the SAT, please have your parent/guardian fill out the following form and have it returned to the TC Guidance Department: