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High School Counseling and Guidance Services

Princeton Guidance Office is your go to source for thinking about and planning your future. We are here to help students register for classes, explore hopes, dreams and career opportunities, and plan for a fulfilling life after high school. 

Your guidance counselor is with you all four years (assigned by alphabet). You can count on us to give you tools to create your 4-year plan, encourage a well-rounded and balanced schedule, explore career pathways, select courses at the appropriate challenge level, check NCAA eligibility, and earn college credits while still in high school—all while attending to your interests and well-being. It's a lot to fit into four years, and we do so by getting to know you, helping you discover your passions and making the most of the opportunities ahead. Stop in just to say hello, and if you have a problem or difficulty, know we are here!

And be sure to check out our Princeton High School Wellness Site—student-curated resources, information and support for students, staff and families.

Counselors are a primary contact for students and parents. As questions arise about schedules or concerns at school, the counseling office is the best place to start. Counselors are assigned according to the first letter of the student’s last name.

School Counselor (A-G)

Tricia Ford

Counselor

 

Guidance Office Staff

Contact Ms. Rapp for assistance with transcripts, report cards, honor roll, schedule college rep visits, new student transfer credit info, and enrollment for new and returning students.

Gwen Rapp

Guidance Secretary

 

School Counselor (H-O)

Erica VanDenheuvel

Counselor

 

Guidance and Testing Staff

Greta Schimming

Guidance Office Secretary, Testing Secretary

 

School Counselor (P-Z)

Jake Scardigli

Counselor