Guidance Counselors
Welcome Dunbar Early College High School Comunity,
Counselor: Trischelle Campbell (grades 9 and 10) - (937) 542-6819
Counselor: Lindsay Scarbro (grades 11 and 12) - (937) 542-6820
Dunbar E.C.H.S. counselors and program coordinators are working to ensure students have the information and guidance they need to successfully navigate high school and become college- and career- ready.
-Dunbar School Counseling Team
Everyday we help our students succeed in the academic, personal and social, and career realms. We work with the community and school personnel to offer ours students the tools they need to enhance their learning experience and long-term success.
Guidance Along the Way
Dunbar E.C.H.S. counselors and program coordinators are working to ensure students have the information and guidance they need to successfully navigate high school and become college- and career- ready.
Essential guidance lessons are presented in the classroom on an ongoing basis to meet students' developmental needs.
• Credit checks
• High-stakes test preparations
• Academic skills support
• Postsecondary planning and application
• Career planning
• Education in understanding self and others
• Coping strategies
• Peer relationships and effective social skills
• Communication & conflict resolution
• Study skills
• Career awareness and the world of work
• Substance abuse education
• Multicultural/diversity awareness
School counselors provide counseling sessions in individual or small-group settings that:
• help students overcome issues impeding achievement or
success.
• help students identify problems, causes, alternatives
and possible consequences so they can make decisions
and take appropriate action.
• are planned and goal-focused and are short-termed in
nature.
Additional Resources
Lessons on Video (all subjects)
Study Tips
Graduation Requirements
Class of 2016 Graduation Requirements
Students will need 4 years of math to graduate. This must include one unit of Algebra II or the equivalent of Algebra II. Science units must include 1 unit of physical sciences, 1 unit of life sciences, and 1 unit advanced study in one of more of the following sciences: Chemistry, Physics, or other physical science; Advanced Biology or other life science; Astronomy, Physical Geology, or other earth or space science.
Graduation Requirements
English Language Arts - 4 credits
Mathematics - 3 credits
Science - 3 credits (including Biology and a Physical Science)
Social Studies - 3 credits (American History, World History, and American Government)
Health - 1/2 credit
Physical Education - 1/2 credit (2 gym classes)
Electives - 6 credits
*Elective credits must include one credit in business, technology, fine arts, or a foreign language.
Ohio Graduation Test (OGT)
Achievement test samples and materials from ODE can be found HERE.
Each student is required to take and pass the Ohio Graduation Tests. Below are some helpful links.
OGT test preparation
OGT practice tests
OGT test dates
Achievement test samples
Preparing for College
In their junior year, college-bound students should be planning on taking either the SAT or ACT.
SAT Dates
SAT Test Preparation
ACT Dates
ACT Test Preparation
You can also find information on colleges and universities at www.collegeboard.com
College & Career Readiness Resources
Transcripts Request
Letter of Recommendation Request
Reduced Lunch Form
College Credit Plus
Mrs. Bush
Early College Coordinator
(937) 542-6795
Mastery Prep
Career Exploration Opportunities
Check back for College/Career Fairs and Visits Dates!
Preparing for College Checklists
Student Athletes
College Admissions Tests
Colleges & Universities in Ohio
Accredited Online Colleges
Paying for College
College Affordability & Transparency
Career Exploration
Credit Recovery
Credit Recovery is an after-school program designed to help students catch up with their credits. They can take classes that they have failed. Students must take either Credit Recovery or Summer School to make up failed classes.
Student Code of Conduct
Student Information can be found in the Student Code of Conduct. This book will be sent home with each student at the beginning of the year. Please read and review the contents. You will need to sign the back page and return it to the school.
Counselors Notes
Students are encourage to begin to prepare for spring graduation. If you haven't already begun this is the time to start investigating colleges and universities you wish to attend. Don't wait until the last minute and possibly lose out on valuable financial aid and opportunities.
Ohio's Graduation Requirements
Credit Recovery
Course Catalog
Summer School Courses
Physical Education Waiver
School Supply List
Related Links: Ohio Department of Education