Good morning. This is [insert name], your school counselor, and today is part of the first day of National School Counseling Week. So this week we will talk about how you can be responsible for your own learning and behavior here at school and at home with friends, parents and teachers. We’ll also talk about planning for your future, something you can do using [Navigator or system name]! My job is to help each of you learn about yourself and to help you reach your full potential That’s what school counselors do: We help. Come by and talk to me anytime!

Good morning. This is [insert name], and today is part of National School Counseling Week. Today’s message is about developing habits that point you in the in the right direction. One of those habits is planning ahead for future education or careers. Have you completed the career interests, skills, and values assessments available in [Navigator or system name]? What did you learn? Let’s chat soon about the habits you can develop in order to land the job of your dreams in the future — not just this week, but anytime.

Good morning, this is [insert name]. Did you know that November is National Career Development Month? As you now, [school/district name] uses [Navigator or system name] to help students create education and career goals and plans. This month we’ll be recognizing those who have completed assessments, created education plans, built resumes, and more in the system. Stay tuned for more details throughout November.

Good morning, this is [insert name], and as part of National Career Development Month, I encourage you to talk with teachers, school counselors, coaches, parents, or another adult in your life about their own professional journey. Ask them about the process used to select their career and achieve their goal. You might be surprised to discover a shared experience or a helpful technique.