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    The school counselor's role is to advocate for and support all students, especially underserved populations, by ensuring access to a quality education. Counselors should use the ASCA model to create well-rounded programs addressing students' academic, career, and social-emotional needs. It is their job to empower students to meet their full potential. Additionally, counselors should work closely with parents and community leaders to build student support networks and provide access to resources. They must advocate for rigorous academic programs and challenge all students to achieve their maximum potential in an inclusive environment.

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    The school counselor's role is to advocate for and support all students, especially underserved populations, by ensuring access to a quality education. Counselors should use the ASCA model to create well-rounded programs addressing students' academic, career, and social-emotional needs. It is their job to empower students to meet their full potential. Additionally, counselors should work closely with parents and community leaders to build student support networks and provide access to resources. They must advocate for rigorous academic programs and challenge all students to achieve their maximum potential in an inclusive environment.

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    The school counselor's role is to advocate for and support all students, especially underserved populations, by ensuring access to a quality education. Counselors should use the ASCA model to create well-rounded programs addressing students' academic, career, and social-emotional needs. It is their job to empower students to meet their full potential. Additionally, counselors should work closely with parents and community leaders to build student support networks and provide access to resources. They must advocate for rigorous academic programs and challenge all students to achieve their maximum potential in an inclusive environment.

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    Theory of School Counseling

    I believe the School Counselor responsibility is to become an advocate and a support


    agent for all students but especially for those who are underserved. My belief is that every
    student needs and deserves an optimum quality of education. Its our responsibility as school
    counselors to provide the students with a solid foundation and a reliable support system within
    the school to help them grow into responsible and successful citizens. I consider that every
    school counselor should believe and use the American School Counselor Association (ASCA)
    model to unsure that they creating well-rounded programs that reach all students academic,
    career, and social/emotional needs. I believe that its the school counselors job to empower all
    students especially those who are underserved to challenge each and every single one of them to
    meet their full potential.
    I believe that the schools success is also measured by how much the parental,
    community and families involvement the school has. Therefore, it should be the School
    Counselors priority to work closely with the parents and community leaders to build a school
    community where students have additional support. Counselors should provide students with
    additional resources personally and also using technology so they can have access to whatever
    they need. Additionally, the School Counselors need to advocate for all of their students to
    ensure that they are in an environment where they are being academically challenged to ensure
    that can reach their maximum potential. They should strongly encouraged the principal to
    provide AP courses, BI courses or any rigorous curriculum that will challenge students and
    prepare them to be college ready.
    A professional school counselor should uphold the highest ethical and legal standards. He
    or she should also participate in professional development to keep up-to-date with the best
    practices in the field of school counseling. School counselors should hold themselves and as well
    as their students to the highest standards of learning. They should be committed to having a life
    of continued learning. More importantly, School Counselors should have a multicultural
    approach to ensure that all of the students despite of their cultural background have the same
    access to resources and a good quality of education. Lastly, they should create a school
    environment where all the students feel welcomed and accepted regardless of their sexuality, race
    and/ or gender.

    References
    American School Counselor Association (2012) The ASCA National Model: A Framework for
    School Counseling Programs (3rd Ed.). Alexandria, VA: Author

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