The Counseling and Guidance Department consists of grade level counselors, at-risk counselors, a career counselor, guidance faculty, peer education faculty, AVID teachers and counselors, and a Student Services Coordinator. All students at Waialua High and Intermediate School are assigned to a grade level counselor. The grade level counselor monitors students’ academic progress and school adjustment. They keep track of grades, credits, attendance, and promotion requirements. The counseling department also maintains a College and Career Resource Center (CCRC) with a college/career counselor. The college/career counselor assists students with career exploration, college application and selection, scholarships, and financial aid.
Assessments
Assessments
Testing is an integral part of the counseling process. The following tests are available to Waialua intermediate students:
- The Hawaii State Assessment consists of Reading, Writing, Math and Science. Reading and math include multiple choice, open ended and essay questions. Additional tests may be added by the DOE.
Accelerated Learning Opportunities
Accelerated Learning Opportunities
Honors Courses are offered at the middle school level in Math grades 7 and 8. Students who successfully complete Algebra I in the 8th grade will receive a high school credit.
Student Support Services
Student Support Services
Waialua High and Intermediate School maintains an array of student support services from Level 1 (Basic Support for all students) to Level 5 (Intensive and Multiple Agency Services). Any student with concerns may request assistance. In addition, Special Services Counselors and Student Support Services workers are available to discuss academic and behavioral concerns.
For more information, please call your child’s counselor:
- Mr. Virgilio Basilio (Grades 7 & 8) – 307-2460
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