Distance learning began Monday, March 30, for all Roseville Area Schools. Click for more.
Distance learning began Monday, March 30, for all Roseville Area Schools. Click for more.

Governor Tim Walz has ordered that all schools to remain closed and distance learning began Monday, March 30. Distance learning will continue through at least May 4. All other activities and events are canceled through May 4. Information about your school's distance learning plan is available at isd623.org/covid19.

IMPORTANT:

  • We are providing child care for elementary-age children of health care professionals, first responders, district educators and other emergency workers to ensure Minnesota’s first line of defense against COVID-19 can stay on the job. 
  • School meals are a vital source of nutrition for many students, and we are providing free meals to any child 18 and under during this school closure. 
  • Visit isd623.org/covid19 for details.

Support Services

VISION

Student Support Service's vision is to promote student well-being and academic success by working with students, families, and staff.

ABOUT STUDENT SERVICES 

Roseville Area High School's Student Support Services team is an interdisciplinary team consisting of school counselors, nurses, a psychologist, a social worker, and a chemical health specialist.

Student Support Services also includes the Registrar's Office, which processes new student admissions, students transferring out, and student records. 

COUNSELING

Roseville Area High School's Counseling Department supports students' academic, career, and personal/social needs through individual planning, responsive services, and classroom guidance. School counselors help students to be successful in school and beyond. Students will receive services in a supportive, safe, and caring environment regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, socioeconomic status, beliefs, or ability. 

School counselors can assist students in many areas, including:

  • Goal setting
  • Academic plans
  • Organizations and study skills
  • Career exploration
  • Post-secondary education planning
  • Crisis response and intervention
  • Coping skills
  • Peer relationships
  • Problem solving
  • Consultation and collaboration with teachers, administrators, and parents
  • Referrals to further mental support
  • Family conferences

School counselors are assigned by either a student's last name or participation in AVID/NE Metro/PSEO programs. To reach your student's counselor, select Counseling from the menu on the left or contact our support staff listed below. 

Naviance

Naviance is an online college and career readiness tool. Students can explore their strengths, interests, and goals for high school and postsecondary planning. Progress is saved in individual profiles for each student throughout high school.

  • Log in to Naviance: Parent Link | Student Link
  • Initial parent log in requires a registration code. Contact Gail Pavelko in Support Services at 651-635-1662.
  • Student log in is through Clever and requires apps username and password

Contact

To reach your student's counselor, select Counseling from the menu on the left or contact our support staff listed below. 

Rhonda Carlson, Registrar
Registrar Office: 651-635-1681
Fax: 651-635-1692
E-mail: rhonda.carlson@isd623.org

  • New student admissions
  • Student transfers
  • Student records
  • Student verifications

Ann Johnson, Administrative Assistant
Phone: 651-604-1467
Email: ann.johnson@isd623.org

  • Counselor scheduling
  • NE Metro/PSEO questions and support
  • Synergy and Naviance questions and support
  • New student support

Carolyn Hill, Administrative Assistant
Phone: 651-635-1662
Email: carolyn.hill@isd623.org

  • Transcripts/Parchment
  • College application process and questions
  • Synergy and Naviance questions and support
  • AP testing registration support