American School Counselor Association (ASCA)
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National Model for School Counseling Programs (Outside Source)
Developed by ASCA, the National Model for School Counseling Programs connects school counseling programs with current educational reform movements. The National Model reflects a comprehensive approach to program foundation, delivery, management and accountability. The model provides the mechanism with which school counselors and school counseling teams will design, coordinate, implement, manage and evaluate their programs for students' success. It provides a framework for the program components, the school counselor's role in implementation and the underlying philosophies of leadership, advocacy and systemic change. - National Standards Award Winners
Counseling programs in California that have won national recognition as exemplary programs using the ASCA National Standards.
H.B. McDaniel Award
The H.B. McDaniel Foundation, a nonprofit organization, was established in 1973 to memorialize the life and professional contribution of Dr. Henry Bonner McDaniel, the first director of guidance and counseling for the California Department of Education and a professor at Stanford University. Each year the Foundation presents an award to an individual who has made an outstanding contribution in the field of counseling and guidance and to a group or team that has developed and implemented an exemplary program in counseling and guidance. The winners listed below have been honored with these prestigious awards as a result of their outstanding contributions to the field of counseling.
- 2006 Individual Award Winner
Dean Porter, and active proponent for the California Coalition for Counselor Licensure - 2006 Group Winner
Adele Harrison Middle School, Sonoma Valley Unified School District, Student Support Program - 2006 Hall of Fame Inductees
Rubie McClure and Winifred Strong
