Student Services Center

The Student Service Center's goal is to support all students holistically - physically, academically, socially, and emotionally. Therefore, you can find the offices of two Assistant Principals, Guidance Counselors, Guidance Clerk/Registrar, Community Liaison, Health Clerk, District Nurse, and UpLift and CASSY counselors. See below for more information regarding who to go to for various services.

Assistant Principals

All the Assistant Principals are based in the Student Services Center and are supported by the Guidance Clerk and Health Clerk. The APs have oversight of student behavioral issues and attendance, and coordinate with our Guidance Counselors to support students academically. In addition to supporting students and staff, the APs oversee the safety and integrity of the entire Prospect campus.

Prospect’s Assistant Principals and Guidance Counselors work together to provide students the formative support and resources they will need in order to achieve in high school. The Student Services Center is the starting point for alternative services and student interventions that may be beneficial to students seeking to achieve. In our lively and diverse learning community, the APs routinely remind everyone of our school’s shared behavioral expectations in a simple way: “Take care of business, and play nice in the sandbox!”

Best,

Sayuri Chen Assistant Principal (Gon-O)

Email Sayuri Chen
Stacey Helguera Assistant Principal (A-Gom)

Email Stacey Helguera
Kent Johnson Assistant Principal (P-Z)

Email Kent Johnson

School Counselors

The Prospect High School Counseling team strives to assist students in achieving success in all aspects of their lives. Counselors get to know their students in grade nine and remain involved with them throughout high school, providing individual, ongoing guidance on academic, personal, extracurricular, and post-secondary options. College advising is expanded during the second half of the junior year and continues into the senior year as counselors assist students and parents in researching schools, developing a list, and making applications to appropriate colleges and universities. Counselors are also supported by a College & Career Specialist to support with College Applications, scholarships, FAFSA, and more!

For more information about Counseling services and supports, click here.

Best,

Maria Aguiniga School Counselor (Last Names: A-Gom)

Email Maria Aguiniga
Shawnee Beeson School Counselor (Last Names: P-Z)

Email Shawnee Beeson
Aimie Subaba School Counselor (Last Names: Gon-O)

Email Aimie Subaba
Mandy Yu School Counselor (EL)

Email Mandy Yu

College & Career Specialist

The College & Career Specialist assists students with their post-secondary planning. Located in the Library, services include help with students' college applications, understanding testing options, scholarship resources, career search and understanding, maintains a list of summer programs and local employment opportunities, and is the point of contact for attaining work permits. Ms. Bencomo hosts many informative workshops throughout the school year for the benefit of all students and parents. For more information and to find the CCC Newsletter, click here.

Best,

Ms. Amy Bencomo

College & Career Specialist

[email protected]

408.626.3408 x8142

Health Clerk

The Health Clerk is available for assistance with the maintenance of immunization records, minor medical emergencies, students who have become ill and need to go home, and issuing PE medical excuses. Every attempt is made to contact parents or the Emergency Contact person listed on the Emergency Card and Registration form. Our ability to contact a responsible adult directly depends on the accuracy of the provided phone numbers. PLEASE UPDATE YOUR PHONE NUMBER IF A CHANGE OCCURS. The Health Clerk is not a nurse and is, therefore, prohibited by law from giving out any type of medication to students without written approval from the student’s doctor.

Best,

Ms. Ana Anciniega Borroel

Health Clerk

[email protected]

408.626.3408 x8113

Injured?

Students should report to the Health Office when injured on campus. Incident/injury reports must be completed with the help of the teacher who was present at the time of the injury.

Guidance Clerk / Registrar

The Guidance Clerk/Registrar assists parents and students with information regarding transcripts, transcript interpretation, academic credits, course descriptions, and testing programs. For more information, click here.

If you are in need of a transcript or record, please click here

Best,

Ms. Nila Rodriguez

Guidance Clerk/Registrar

[email protected]

408.626.3408 x8120

To Find Out About:	Contact Person:	Location:
Advanced Placement Courses	School Counselor	Student Service Center
Alternative Schooling	School Counselor	Student Service Center
California Proficiency Exam	School Counselor	Student Service Center
College Admissions	School Counselor or College/Career Specialist	Student Service Center or Library
Diploma Requirements	School Counselor	Student Service Center
Discipline	Assistant Principal	Student Service Center
Grade Dispute	School Counselor or Assistant Principal	Student Service Center
Health Services	Health Clerk	Student Service Center
Home and Hospital Instruction	School Counselor	Student Service Center
New Student Orientation	Registrar	Student Service Center
Schedule Changes/Adjustments	School Counselor	Student Service Center
SVCTE	School Counselor	Student Service Center
Technology User Agreement	Receptionist or Registrar	Student Service Center
Therapeutic Counseling Crisis	Social Worker or UpLift/CASSY Counselor	Student Service Center
Transcripts	Registrar	Student Service Center