WELCOME TO THE COUNSELING OFFICE
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welcome to the counseling office

"The mission of the Ringgold High School counseling department is to empower students ​by supporting student achievement, college and career decisions, as well as personal growth and development through individual, social, and academic counseling."
-RHS Counseling Staff
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Meet Our Team!

Students, we are available to you anytime between classes, ​during lunch, or during Flex Class.
We will do our best to ensure we are available throughout the day, however, to guarantee an individual meeting with your counselor please use the Counselor Referral Form. ​


Interested in joining a small group? Fill out the Small Group Interest Form.
We are here for you!

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Joel Svoboda

Last Names A-D

​706-935-0503



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John Travillian

Last Names E-J
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706-935-0517

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Becky de Vaux

Last Names K-Q

706-935-0530

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Sharon Brown

Last Names R-Z

​706-935-0516

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NATIONAL HONORS SOCIETY
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BETA CLUB REQUIREMENTS
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GRADUATES W/ HIGHEST HONORS

NCAA ELIGIBILITY INFO
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SCHOOL PROFILE

SMALL GROUP INTEREST FORM


​Provided Services

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Governor's Honors
Credit recovery
PSAT and AP Testing
SAT/ACT test prep information
Career Counseling
Small group counseling​​
Scholarship/Financial Planning/Hope
Assist in college application
Transcripts
Letters of Recommendation
General Counseling
Schedule changes and balancing
Advisement
504 information
New student registration and Transcript evaluations
Dual Enrollment
Registration/Orientation


how to meet your counselor

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  • School Counselor Referral Form
  • ​​Student Referral
  • Teacher Referral
  • Administrative Referral
  • ​Parent Referral


​Statement of Philosophy

The school counseling department at Ringgold High School believes:
  • All students have a right to services that support academic, career, and personal/social growth
  • All students' ethnic, cultural, racial, and special needs are considered in planning and implementing the school counseling program
  • All students have the right to be heard and treated with dignity and respect
  • All students and parent(s) are responsible for monitoring the student's educational progress with the assistance of the professional school counselor
  • All students have a right to a safe and supportive learning environment 
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