Mission & Vision

Mission:

Cibola High School's Counseling Department strives to fulfill the Cibola High School Mission to "Motivate, Educate, and Graduate" ALL students.

Vision:

ALL Cibola High School students graduate as knowledgeable and independent, achieving their fullest potential, capable of determining their futures and attaining fulfilling careers, positively contributing to a diverse society in a changing world.

Quick Links

Cibola Tutoring Brochure (PDF)

Cibola High School Resource List (PDF)

Registration

Class 2023 Preregistration

Class 2024 Preregistration

Class 2025 Preregistration

Transcripts

Official transcripts must be requested through Parchment. The first four transcripts are free; each additional transcript costs $1.00. Please use the link below to submit your request:An unofficial transcript can be requested form your counselor or the registrar.

CEEB Code

Use for ACT and SAT:

320011

Remind Messages

Our text messaging system for students, parents/guardians, and educators.

For the 2021-2022 school year, students/parents/guardians are encouraged to sign-up to receive important reminders and updates about:

college, financial aid, scholarships, opportunities, career-related events, and more!

Video Resources

A library of compiled videos, on "issues" our counselors most often hear about from students and parents, is provided below:

Alcohol Abuse

Anxiety

How to Stop a Bully

Depression

Manage My Anger

Motivation

Stop Procrastinating

Study Tips

Suicidal Thoughts

Suicide & Losing Someone

Teen Addiction

Teens and Stress

Counseling Department

Welcome to Cibola High School's Counseling Department

We look forward to working with and supporting all students and families at Cibola. The 2021-2022 school year brings change, and one of those changes involves the assignment of students for counseling services. Please see updated contact information in the right column.

In an Emergency

If you believe there is a life-threatening emergency, harm to self or other(s), please dial "911" immediately.

Request a schedule change

Schedule changes require a special need to make any change. Here is a list of special circumstances that will be accommodated:

Completion of summer school coursework
Failed courses from previous semesters
Changing to a course with a higher degree of difficulty in the same subject area
Fulfillment of a graduation requirement
Taking Dual Credit or CEC class
Not scheduled for seven classes

If a request does not meet any of these special circumstances, a schedule change will not be granted.

SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT BELOW

PLEASE REMEMBER: All corrections must be made within the first ten days of the semester. A class dropped after that time results in a "W/F" (withdrawal with the grade of "F") for the course.

SCHEDULE an APPOINTMENT

Starting 2021-2022 school year, counselors have been assigned to students by their last name instead of graduation year, so please make note of the change. To set up an appointment with your counselor, just pick their link below:

Ms. Garcia - Last names A-C

Ms. Tuttle - Last names D-H

Ms. Andujo - Last names I-Mh

Ms. Mora - Last names Mi-R

Mr. Montoya - Last names S-

College and Career Counselor - Mr. Sena

Crossroads Substance Abuse Counselor - Mrs. Searle

Email Mrs. Searle for an appointment: lisa.searle@aps.edu

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SUPPORT IS AVAILABLE

Please know that your Cibola High School counselors care about you, and we are here to support our students and families.

CHS Counselors' email addresses are listed in the right column. You may also access your counselor's web page and information/resources by clicking on his/her name shown in blue.

News about COVID-19 (Coronavirus) may still be creating anxiety and concerns. If you or a loved one is experiencing any kind of emotional crisis, mental health or substance use concern, the NM Crisis & Access Line is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week:

NM Crisis & Access Line: 1-855-662-7474 (24/7); call or text their Peer-to-Peer Warmline at 1-855-466-7100 (call 3:30pm-11:30pm; text 6pm-11pm); and visit the NM Crisis and Access Line .

ASSISTANCE WITH COVID-19 (Coronavirus)

If you or your family needs assistance regarding COVID-19:

Please view the list of resources: APS & Community Resources: COVID-19 (PDF).
You may also view & complete the COVID-19 Assistance Request Form
APS has created the APS @ Home Helpline: Call 768-LINK (768-5465). This is a helpline set up by APS to assist families with needs such as food, mental health, etc.
If you need immediate assistance, please contact the APS District Office at 505-880-3700.
Robbie's Hope: "We are a movement. An uprising of teens to help other teens. We’ve made it our mission to stop the suicide epidemic that’s taking the lives of our friends."