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    Central Dauphin East High School

    School Counseling Office 

    **Please scroll down for up-to-date information from the Counseling Office.**

    2022 Counselors

    Meet the Counselors: (Left to Right) Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Di Santo, Ms. James, Mrs. Gardiner, and Mr. Bubnis

    2022 - 2023 Student Assignments 

    Counselor
    Student assignments by last name
    E-mail

    Phone:

    (717) 541-1662

    extension

    Ms. Ayana Casey

    A - C 

    acasey@cdschools.org

    71334

    Mrs. Michele Gardiner

    D - G 

    mgardiner@cdschools.org

    71336

    Mr. Steve Bubnis

    H - Ma 

    sbubnis@cdschools.org

    71342

    Mrs. Ariana Morgan
     

    Mb-R

    71339

    Ms. Sarah James

    S - Z 

    sjames@cdschools.org

    71337
     
    Secretaries:
     
    Ms. Kendra Hurst- khurst@cdschools.org ext. 71333
     

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    CEEB School Code: 391646

ANNOUNCEMENTS

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    CENTRAL DAUPHIN SCHOOL DISTRICT COLLEGE FAIR

    September 28th from 6-8 p.m.

    Central Dauphin High School

    Please tell your students to mark their calendars!

     

    Students are asked to register by emailing jdenniston@cdschools.org
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  • April 17, 2020- CDSD Resources:

    CDSD counselors, social workers, BSC’s, school psychologists and staff have created a website to provide links to beneficial resources for all CDSD students, families, community members, and staff. Please CLICK HERE to access the helpful programs.

     
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  • March 25, 2020- Dauphin County Resources Available During COVID-19 Closure:

     

    Anyone in need of assistance and unsure where to turn for help can call Dauphin County’s main number at 717-780-6300.

    • Dauphin County Crisis Intervention, providing 24-hour emergency mental health services referrals during emotional crisis: 717-232-7511
    • Dauphin County Area Agency on Aging, services for those age 60 and up: 717-780-6130
    • Dauphin County Drug and Alcohol Services, which provides treatment, prevention and intervention services: 717-635-2254
    • Dauphin County Children and Youth Services, for child safety, permanency and well-being: 717-780-7200
    • Dauphin County Veterans Affairs: 717-780-6357
    • Case Management Unit, for mental health, intellectual disabilities and early intervention: 717-232-8761
    • Contact HELPLINE, a 24-hour confidential listening and referral service: 211
    • Northern Dauphin Human Services’ main number is 717-905-2700. Non-county agencies in located in the center:
    • Northern Dauphin Food Pantry, coordinated by the Central PA Food Bank: 717-905-2512
    • Naaman Center, providing drug and alcohol services: 717-905-2516
    • Case Management Unit: 717-362-1212
    • Merakey Behavioral Health Services: 717-905-2600
    • Dauphin County parks, including Fort Hunter and Wildwood, will remain open to the public although programs offered through the Parks and Recreation Department are canceled until further notice. Restrooms and buildings are also closed to the public.
    • The Recycling Department will continue to pick up recyclables from the county’s drop-off locations. However, the Steelton-based Dauphin County Recycling Center is currently closed to the public.
    • For voting information, residents should visit www.DauphinCounty.org/vote to download a mail-in ballot application or go to www.VotesPA.com/ApplyMailBallot to apply online. If you need assistance, call 717-780-6360.
      • Residents who drop off a voter registration form, absentee/mail-in ballot or tax bill can deposit items in a locked box near the entrance of the Dauphin County Administration Building on Second Street in Harrisburg. The Dauphin County Courthouse will also have a secure box near the entrance on Market Street where documents can be dropped off.
    • For a complete list of county government offices and their contact numbers and online forms, go to DauphinCounty.org and click on “County Government Directory”.

     
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  • March 25, 2020- Helpful Websites from the Highmark Caring Place:

     

    The Highmark Caring Place is thinking of our East High community during this National Emergency. Below are some resources they wanted to share that may be helpful to your family or others in need during this difficult time:
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Self-Care for Teens: Ideas and useful links to help students de-stress during these uncertain times.

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Fast Facts for Parents/Guardians: Coping with Unanticipated Change

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