Lincoln Sudbury High School - Dyad Yearbook (Sudbury, MA)

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pupil services Counselling is the heart of the services offered to Lincoln-Sudbury students. One-to-one confer- ences concerned with academic programs, per- sonal problems, and future plans, and group conferences with students, parents, and teachers involve not only the director, the five hall counsel- lors, and the Metco counsellor, but also the de- signated teacher-counsellors, and freshmen advi- sors. Mrs. Linda Payne, counsellor of LSR’s Metco students. peas ae 2 Re Bd Bea AE a te xeon 4 % « Mites, ih Cg a uy é ma. 3 480 Rn4 nie YS ow ihe are We i iM £ ae aes e ‘ RAPP EWA cee Weece eee eee Es MR tak ey ‘ae pe fy SRY eo “ALR 3 ME 2n-9 ts oe 4 se ME aa RD Myer 8 Wing r oe “he s a = on re Te é Pt ee Bb, 20

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pupil services Schedules, class lists, report cards, tests, tran- scripts, and permanent records are only part of the “paper work” responsibility of Director Anthony Zarella and his Pupil Services secretarial staff. Arranging college and career conferences, as- sembling a library of college and vocational in- formation, administering college board and voca- tional tests, and finding part-time jobs are among the services offered to students. Among the most vital of the services are the parent-teacher conferences and the discussions and in-service courses for teachers which the professional staff provides.