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SENIORS!  If you are a resident of Philadelphia, and you are going to be attending college at Community College of Phila., Temple, Penn State, University of Pittsburgh, University of Pennsylvania. or ANY of the Pennsylvania State Colleges (i.e.  West Chester, Bloomsburg, Millersville, etc.) there is FREE money from the city of Philadelphia for you to put towards your tuition!  All you have to do is apply at www.corephilly.org and send proof of city residency.  APPLY BY JUNE 1st!


If you are a Philadelphia resident and are looking for a summer job or paid internship, consider looking into “
WorkReady Philadelphia.”  They provide 6 weeks of work experience, career exposure, and skills development for students ages 14-21.  Go to www.workreadyphila.com  for more information and to apply on line.  The program fills up quickly!



Start registering for the October 9, 2010 SAT.  Register now at www.collegeboard.com.  Register early to ensure that you get a seat at FATHER JUDGE.  Utalize the College QuickStart Program to get a head start on studying so that you have the best possible scores.




 The Michael Sautter Guidance Center


Description of Guidance
 | Guidance ProgramsCounselors | Useful Phone Numbers

The essential function of the GUIDANCE PROGRAM at Father Judge High School is to serve every member of the student body. Our goal and purpose is to assist each young man as he grows and matures in understanding himself and his environment at Father Judge. We are dedicated to assisting him in his decision-making related to his education, career and personal growth. In order to facilitate this process, each student is assigned a counselor upon entering Father Judge. This counselor is the student's advocate and contact during his years at Father Judge.

The services offered by the Guidance Department are varied and include:

  • To offer support and guidance as the student participates in the high school experience.
  • To advise and guide in selecting an appropriate vocation and career.
  • To aid and advise in the search of post secondary education including applications, recommendations and financial information.
  • To interpret standardized test scores and how best to use the information the tests provide, including PSAT and SAT tests, the career interest survey and the California Achievement Test.
  • To provide notices of jobs whether part-time or full-time.
  • To realize the limits of the school counseling service and to provide referral sources when the need arises for extensive counseling.

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THE GUIDANCE CENTER IS LOCATED on the  Cafeteria Level



Father Judge also provides the service of the STUDENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (SAP), which is a group of trained school personnel. The primary function of SAP is to identify and refer students whose drug and/or alcohol use or mental health status may be reason for concern and may be interfering in the student's school life. Referrals are made to SAP by teachers, parents, other students and self referrals. All referrals are confidential.



There are two government funded auxiliary programs which offer services through the Guidance Department :

  • CORA provides their services of a school-certified guidance counselor, a remedial math and reading educator, a school psychologist and a speech therapist.
  • SHALOM provides a trained counselor who provides personal and group counseling in the area of prevention and intervention of drug and alcohol abuse and also provides the services of a trained assessor who conducts assessments and provides referrals for further treatment.

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The Guidance Counselors are
 

Dr. Joseph DeAngelis Ext. 1111

Class of 2010 A -L
Class of 2011  A-L
Class of 2012 A -L

Ms. Michele Purcell Ext. 1110

Class of 2010 M-Z
Class of 2011 M - Z
Class of 2012 M - Z

Bro. Jim Williams, OSFS  Ext.1125

"Live Well Today" Program

Mr. Dan Rogan
Cora Counselor
(215) 338-9494 ext 1171

All Freshmen

Ms. Teti

Freshman Interviews


Sophomore Interviews

Feel Free to call your son's counselor if you have any concerns or questions!
 
Useful Phone Numbers
 
 

Alcoholics Anonymous

215.574.6900

Narcotics Anonymous

215.440.8400

The Bridge

215.969.8990

St. Bernard's Catholic Social Services

215.624.5920

P.A.T.H. Community Center

215.728.4560

CORA Counseling Services

215.342.7660

Suicide Crisis Prevention

215.686.4420

Al-Anon and Al-Teen

215.222.5244

Friends Hospital

215.831.4600

Adolescent Anxiety Disorders Clinic(Temple Univ.)

215.204.7165

Family Services of Phila.

215.744.4700

Philly Search Online for Services (Philly SOS)

www.phillysos.org

Mental Health Assoc. of Southeastern PA

215.751.1800