1950 Burdett Avenue
Troy NY 12180
Phone: (518) 328-5472
Fax: (518) 271-5164
CEEB Code Number: 335617
SAT Test Center code 33-932
ACT Test Center Code 187820
COUNSELOR ASSIGNMENTS
Please be advised that the Guidance Department will be providing services to students with six counselors and two social workers. Students have been assigned as follows:
Mr Brendan Bradt:
518-328-5471
bradtb@troycsd.org
Grade 9: A – Cu
Grade 10: A – De
Grade 11: A – C
Grade 12: A – De
Ms. Riley Long:
518-328-5474
longr@troycsd.org
Grade 9: D – Jo & Smart Scholars
Grade 10: Di – Je
Grade 11: Di – Ha
Grade 12: Di – J
Mr. Bradley Kasper
518-328-5470
kasperb@troycsd.org
Grade 9: K – P
Grade 10: Jo – Mi
Grade 11: He – Mc
Grade 12: All PTECH Students
All – ELL and Self-contained students
Ms. Heather Gelatt:
518-328-5468
gelatth@troycsd.org
Grade 9: R and Gardner Dickinson Students
Grade 10: Mo – R and Gardner Dickinson Students
Grade 11: Me – R and Gardner Dickinson Students
Grade 12: K – Ra and Gardner Dickinson Students
Ms. Ikea Witt:
518-328-5466
witti@troycsd.org
Grade 9, 10 & 11: S – Z
Grade 12: Re – Z
Ms. Kayla Sitterly
518-328-5465
sitterlyr@troycsd.org
College & Career Counselor PTECH & Smart Scholars Students
Ms. Danielle Neri – Social Worker 518-328-5434 – nerid@troycsd.org
Ms. Eugenia Gleason – Social Worker 518-328-5485 – gleasone@troycsd.org
Resources for Working With Students After a Traumatic Event
We have a responsibility as a community of educators to discuss, and combat violence and intolerance. We must continue to treat each other with respect as we strive to become a truly diverse and equitable society.
The Troy High school counselors and social workers are available to provide counseling and support to the students. Please let the counseling staff or administration know if you think any students may need immediate support.
Here are some valuable resources that may be helpful for you to discuss this incident in your classrooms.
Guidelines: Talking to Kids About Attacks
Five Tips for Talking with Children About Hate Incidents (Anti-Defamation League)
Five Tips for Talking with Children About Hate Incidents (Anti-Defamation League)
Talking to Children about Hate Crimes and Anti-Semitism
Talking to Children about Hate Crimes and Anti-Semitism
How to Talk with Kids About Racism and Racial Violence (Common Sense Media)
How to Talk to Kids about Racism and Racial Violence
When Bad Things Are Happening
https://www.learningforjustice.org/magazine/when-bad-things-are-happening
What to Say to Kids when the News is Scary
https://www.npr.org/2019/04/24/716704917/when-the-news-is-scary-what-to-say-to-kids
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Counseling Newsletter
The Troy High School Counseling Department periodically puts out an e-newsletter for students with information on how to contact your counselor, scholarships, mental health information, and more. Click here for the June edition.
Google Classroom Pages
Troy High School Course Catalog
Dignity for All Students Act (DASA)
All children have the right to attend school in a safe, welcoming, and caring environment. DASA specifically ensures this for New York State public school students. Click here for more information, a complaint form and a list of coordinators.
Capital Region Sponsor A Scholar
Summer Jobs at Capital Roots
Students in need of a paying opportunity over the summer? The Produce Project at Capital Roots is currently hiring for its summer session. While earning a stipend, students also receive fresh produce weekly, the experience of attending field trips to local businesses and farms, and the opportunity to work during the school year. The summer program begins July 5 and runs through August 19. New students can apply on the Capital Roots website www.capitalroots.org under the Produce Project.
More information on the Produce Project can also be found here.