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Counseling.

Every student carries questions they do not always know how to ask. AISJ's counseling program meets students where they are: academically, socially, and emotionally.

An AISJ teacher leaning in to help students working at their desks

Schoolwide counseling

The AISJ school counseling program is comprehensive and developmental, addressing academic, career, and personal/social development for every student in collaboration with school personnel, families, and community resources.

  • Counselors plan and help deliver the school counseling program with administrators, educators, and community members.

  • The program partners with academic and behavioral initiatives to support student achievement and behavior.

By division

  • Elementary School

    Elementary counseling supports students, staff, and parents through social-emotional learning, individual and small-group counseling, parent meetings, workshops, behavior management, and social skills support.

    • Second Step social-emotional and bullying prevention support.
    • Individual counseling and small-group counseling for students.
    • Parent meetings, parent workshops, colleague support, ES Falcon Assemblies, and check-in/check-out goal setting.

  • Middle School

    The middle school counseling office supports academic, social, emotional, and developmental needs through individual, group, and classroom services.

    • Referrals may come from teachers, parents, or students.
    • Counseling topics include grief, stress management, social skills, character building, conflict resolution, anger management, and academic success.
    • The office coordinates onboarding, advisory/social-emotional learning, MAP and Grade 8 PSAT support, transition programs for rising Grade 6 and Grade 9 students, and middle school scheduling.

  • High School

    High school counseling provides academic, personal, and university guidance for students from Grade 9 through graduation and beyond.

    • Counselors support adjustment to high school, academic progress, and career/university planning.
    • Students work individually with counselors as they pursue post-secondary goals.
    • University representatives can contact the school office at +966 12 232 8668 to schedule a campus visit.
Students and staff talk with university representatives at booths for George Mason, Kent State and other universities in a school hallway.
University representatives at an AISJ college fair.

Contact counseling

Families can contact AISJ through the school office or send an inquiry through admissions so the message can be routed to the correct division team.

AISJ counselors are members of the American School Counselor Association (ASCA).