Guidance & Counseling
Our Guidance and Counseling Department is here to serve our student community by providing the information and resources students need to achieve their academic and career goals. We encourage all students to meet regularly with their counselor; we’re armed with information you need and happy to help.
If you would like to schedule an appointment with your counselor, please email them. Please allow up to 48 hours for your counselor to meet with you.
Counseling Events
Please stop by the College and Career Center in A111 about upcoming events that will take place during achievement hour with colleges, vocational schools, and military.
All Upcoming Events:
- PSAT testing at QCHS on October 24, 2023. The registration deadline is on September 8 in the bookstore.
- ACT testing at QCHS for all juniors on April 2, 2024.
The EVIT 2023–2024 online applications have officially opened. Students can begin applying by going to East Valley Institute of Technology.
Please encourage your students to fill out an application to ensure they'll have the program, time block, and campus of their choice before they fill up. QCHS students are only permitted to attend PM EVIT. Submitted applications with the current transcript, immunizations, attendance, and discipline (or rubric) attached can be reviewed and possibly even accepted should they meet the criteria.
To request the required paperwork, students must submit the info through the google form, and they will email it to them in 24 through 48 hrs.
Scholarship Information
For your convenience, we will post upcoming scholarship opportunities on our College and Career Center page.
Vision & Mission
The students at Queen Creek High School are valued as unique individuals who will graduate from high school with critical thinking, problem solving, and technical skills that will prepare them to compete in a 21st century global society. By having access to a comprehensive school counseling program, all students will receive academic, career, personal, and social development support so that they may be college and career ready as they make the transition to future life aspirations.
Professional school counselors lead Queen Creek High School’s comprehensive counseling program. These school counselors collaborate, facilitate, and advocate actions that support student success. Our goal is to deliver services in the three domains of academic, career, and personal/social development and to have every student develop an Educational and Career Action Plan as we address the unique needs of the individual learner. School counselors provide every student the opportunity to acquire the knowledge, skills, and attitude for a productive future through individual, small group, and large group activities with respect for social and cultural differences. Our program promotes lifelong learning and encourages our students to make positive contributions to their community.
Meet the Counselors
Ann Pierson
Student Last Names A–D and Special Education/504
P: (480) 987-5928
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About Ann Pierson
Andre Hernandez
Student Last Names E–K and Special Education/504
P: (480) 987-5954
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About Andre Hernandez
Lee Harmon
Department Chair - Student Last Names L–P and Special Education/504
P: (480) 987-5917
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About Lee Harmon
Jennifer Latin
Student Last Names Q–Z and Special Education/504
P: (480) 987-5907
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About Jennifer Latin
Amber Martin
College and Career Advisor
P: (480) 987-5979
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About Amber Martin
Kennedy Mount
College and Career Advisor
P: (480) 987-5999
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About Kennedy Mount
Cheryl Haist
School Psychologist
P: (480) 987-5562
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About Cheryl Haist
Julie Waldref
Administrative Assistant for Counseling Department
P: (480) 987-5976
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