Bullying Curriculum (press release)
Counselors present the bullying curriculum to sixth and seventh grade classrooms throughout the school year.

Peer Raiders Involved in Developing Excellence - PRIDE
The PRIDE Program is a great tool that emphasizes respect for self and others. PRIDE participants will help new students become acquainted to PCMS, assist counselors with alternative lunch activities, tutor students during team study, and assist in presenting classroom-counseling lessons. Students meet once per month after school to discuss the program under the guidance of school counselors. PRIDE Members are represented by students who show respect for self and others, interact appropriately with students and staff, and are dependable.

Student Assistance Team Meetings
Counselors meet monthly with administrators, the district social worker, school psychologist, and teachers to help struggling students.

AODA Meetings
A group of PCMS staff members meet monthly to develop activities that will help students make positive choices in all areas of their lives.

Registration
Students will complete registration forms and select courses for the following school year. Middle School Counselors will provide information to sixth and seventh grade students and High School Counselors will provide information to eighth graders.

Fifth Grade Orientation
Fifth grade students and parents are invited to the middle school for a presentation about what to expect at the middle level. 

Eighth Grade Individual Planning Conferences

Eighth Grade Career Fair

Individual Counseling
Students meet with the counselor to discuss individual academic, social, or outside of school concerns.

Common Planning Time Meetings
Counselors meet weekly with each house to discuss student concerns, meet with parents, or to discuss school-related programs.

Monthly District Counseling Meetings

Parent Meetings
Parents are encouraged to contact the counselors with questions or concerns about their student(s) well-being.