Guidance Teachers

You can contact the guidance office from 7:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Guidance teachers are assigned to students using the first letter of the student’s last name.

To schedule an appointment with your Guidance teacher you need to click on their name below and complete the online booking form for a time that is best suited to you – this can be during class but please try to book an appointment when you will not be missing a lesson or test.

Please come to the Guidance office at your appointment time.

Ms. Naud
Guidance Secretary
 Ext. 5520 debbie_naud@wrdsb.ca
Ms. Hooisma,
Head of Guidance
Surnames A -Dr
Ext. 1407
 sheila_hooisma@wrdsb.ca
Mr. Fletcher,
Guidance Teacher
Surnames  D’Sa – J
Ext. 1405
 luke_fletcher@wrdsb.ca
Ms. Godbout
Guidance Teacher
Surnames K -Mil
Ext. 1404

shannon_godbout@wrdsb.ca

 

Ms. Dokas,

Guidance Teacher

 Surnames Min – Sem Ext. 1403 debbie_dokas@wrdsb.ca

Mr. Schroeder,

Guidance Teacher

 Surnames Sen – Z Ext. 1402 matthew_schroeder@wrdsb.ca

 

Please Join our Guidance Updates Google Classroom if you haven’t already done so, use the following codes to join:

Grade 9 – 6t7omejz

Grade 10 – niwk5p5

Grade 11 – b5wvt6e

Grade 12 & 5th Year – sv6fgj4

Guidance teachers at Huron Heights are student advocates who are available to assist in the following areas:

Educational Planning

  • helping students design personalized, realistic education plans to reach their goals

Career Information and Planning

  • providing information about potential destinations (apprenticeship, college, university and the workplace)

Personal Social Counselling

  • assisting with issues that are affecting performance in class
  • the student may be referred to an appropriate community agency to better assist with the particular issue(s)


Course Change Requests
Course changes will be considered only during the first two weeks of a semester.  Students should book an appointment to discuss course change requests with their guidance teacher.  A course change request form must be completed and all textbooks returned before a change is official.  Students are required to attend all originally scheduled classes until they receive a new timetable.

Community Involvement
Students must complete 40 hours of community involvement activities in order to earn their Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD).  To enter your community involvement hours, please visit the guidance google classroom where a google form is available.

Need Help finding Volunteer Opportunities? Check out the Volunteer Waterloo Region!

Student Success
Our student success teachers will work with other staff members to support and facilitate initiatives that ensure all students have the appropriate opportunities for success.