School Counseling Information

2024-2025

STUDENT COUNSELOR ASSIGNMENTS

Students have been assigned to counselors alphabetically according to their last name.  Please contact the Student Services Office at (920) 885-7313 with questions or concerns regarding scheduling, courses, grades, post-secondary planning, or personal issues.  

Ms. DeZarn: Students with Last Names A-G     
Ms. Hill: Students with Last Names H-O     
Mr. Wilke: Students with Last Names P-Z

Student Safety

The safety and security of our students and their learning environment is our number one priority!  In order to accomplish our service in this area, we have established regulations, rules and supervision guidelines.  This information can be found in the BDHS Student/Parent Handbook.

It is important to note, that any and all forms of bullying or harassment are strictly prohibited at BDHS.  If you are the witness to or victim of any behaviors that are threatening, offensive or could otherwise be considered bullying or harassment, please speak with a counselor, administrator, school resource officer or an instructor you are comfortable wth as soon as you are able.  These issues are handled tactfully, but it is important that we acquire the necessary information to document and follow through with our support as quickly as possible.

Wisconsin Comprehensive School Counseling Model (WCSCM)

The Wisconsin model combines elements of the earlier Wisconsin Developmental Guidance Model (WDGM), ASCA's National Model for School Counseling Programs, the National Framework for State Programs of Guidance and Counseling (developed by the National Consortium for State Guidance Leadership), the Education Trust School Counseling Initiative, and Wisconsin's Quality Educator Initiative (PI 34).

The intention of The Wisconsin Comprehensive School Counseling Model: A Resource and Planning Guide (WCSCM) for school-community teams is to elaborate on the relevance of comprehensive, sequential developmental curriculum, programming and service in schools. The components that make for a comprehensive school counseling program are: school counseling curriculum, individual student planning, responsive services, and system support services.