Amidst the rapid expansion of education reform aimed at promoting educational equity,
noticeably absent has been a focus on school counseling—a profession uniquely positioned …

The inherent educational inequities in US schools present formidable challenges to the
psychosocial development of many young people. School systems throughout the country …

The 21st century has witnessed a drastic transformation in professional school counseling,
fueled by calls for social justice and educational equity and characterized by a movement …

While incidents like Columbine and their consequences continue to make front-page
headlines, the continued lack of educational attainment and achievement among large …

This article outlines how to replicate strategies employed during a two-decade partnership
between the University of North Florida's (UNF) school counselor preparation program and …

This article applies three perspectives—structural, cultural, and practical—to examine issues
faced by district and school administrators as they attempt to change the position and …

Systemic inequity in education compels school counselors to widen their scope of advocacy
beyond their local school environment. Fortunately, the tools of evidence-based, data-driven …

k£? I The role of the urban school counselor today is to promote the whole develop-ment of
all school community members as well as that of the school community itself. By whole …

Detrimental differences in educational opportunities for students of color continue to exist in
the post-Brown United States. This article focuses on inequities in access to higher …

Most definitions of counseling characterize it as a structured relationship that involves a
helper, usually a professionally trained counselor, and one or more helpees or clients. The …