School Counseling
EVA’s counseling team is committed to helping students find their “best fit” schools where they will thrive academically and socially. Whether our students already know their future career path or are still exploring, we here to help them find their way. Counselors are available will meet with students and families individually and learn about their academic backgrounds, strengths, talents, and passions.
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Your school counselor determined by the first letter of the student’s last name.Last Names Beginning with A-L
Last Names Beginning with M-Z
Helpful Links
Areas of Guidance
EOP Expanded Option Program
The Expanded Options program offers an opportunity to high school students who are eligible to earn college credit while in high school.
To find out more about the eligibility requirements please contact Michele Anderson, School Counselor.
Dual Credit Offerings
EVA also offers an alternative way to earn college credit through select EVA direct classes taught by EVA teachers. Dual Credit courses are college-level courses that allow students to earn both high school and college credit simultaneously. These classes are always taught by an EVA teacher.
To find out more about this program, please contact one of our school counselors listed below.
Graduation Planning
Be informed and involved in planning your educational path. High school students have 4 year graduation plans that are reviewed regularly by your school counselors. It is extremely important that you access, understand and are involved in following and working with your counselor to make changes to your plans.
Graduation Requirements
Students must meet all credit requirements in addition to the Oregon State Essential Skills Graduation Requirement – Passing scores in Reading, Writing, Math (This requirement is waived until 2028)
College Planning
We believe that building strong financial habits and making use of available resources enhances our student’s success in their years beyond EVA. The counseling team is committed to helping parents and students make sense of the financial aid process and scholarship application process.
Here are some handy resources for college planning:
- Wayfinding College in Portland Oregon – Free Tuition Initiative accepting applications now – View Program Info & How to Apply
- Southern Oregon University – Preview Days and Virtual Tour – View Upcoming Preview Days
- Oregon State University – Prospective student presentations – View Upcoming Dates
- Portland State University – Virtual Tours and Information sessions
- College Board/Khan Academy – Free PSAT/SAT Practice
- Common Application – An app to help prospective college students apply to multiple institutions at once. Visit website or Download Mobile App
- College Timeline / Planning Guide – Khan Academy Planning Guide for College Entrance
Career Planning and CTE Pathways
Learn more about our current CTE Pathways »
Need Immediate Help?
Suicide & Crisis Helplines
YouthLine Teen Peer Support
Daily from 4-10pm PST, or an adult 24/7.
LGBTQIA+ Peer Support
LGBTQIA+ Teen Support
Native Youth Crisis Hotline
This 24/7 crisis line is for Indigenous youth