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Dismiss Ineffective Guidance Counselor

Dismiss Ineffective Guidance Counselor

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Started by Anonymous 17 years, 11 months ago
Guidance Counselors play a key role in a high school student's current and continuing education. With class scheduling, college assistance, and career help, a guidance counselor needs to be very competent and very dependable. St. Croix Central's high school guidance counselor, William Stuessel, has acquired a reputation just the opposite of what a counselor should be. This opinion comes not only from students, but from parents and from the community. There are many stories that have circulated from highly credible students and parents regarding a poor job done by Mr. Stuessel. Sadly enough, it seems to be common knowledge that St. Croix Central High School has an ineffective guidance counselor. Students at St. Croix Central deserve a higher degree of competency and dedication than what they are currently receiving. Please take a stand for students past, present, and, most importantly, future SCC High School Students by signing this document requesting the termination of employment for William Stuessel. We deserve better. Please keep your comment appropriate and intelligent. "He's an idiot." doesn't really mean anything. Inappropriate comments will be deleted. Use the comment space to state a specific concrete example. This petition will be sent to the school board if there are enough signatures. Encourage others to sign, email this to your friends, parents, etc.

Updates

September 21, 2008

I am truly overwhelmed by the stories you have all been sharing about your experiences. It is becoming clear that this is a much bigger issue than I ever imagined when I first hit publish. Thank you for trusting me with these accounts because they belong to you and not to me.

September 21, 2008

I am honestly overwhelmed by the response this has received. Seeing people come together to advocate for the students at this school is entirely down to your willingness to speak up. This belongs to all of you who care about our future.

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Mike Montgomery
17 years ago Featured

The scheduling mix ups have been a nightmare for 3 years now. Seriously how hard is it to put a kid in the right math class? Time for a change.

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Jessica Vargas
17 years ago Featured

ALWAYS impossible to find him in the office during his posted hours. Total joke.

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Sarah Porter
17 years ago Featured

My daughter went to him for help with her college apps and he told her she wasnt cut out for the school she wanted. She got in anyway with a scholarship. He has no business discouraging kids like that.